Residents urged to join free healthy lifestyle programmes
Brighton and Hove City Council is offering free 12-week healthy lifestyle courses in January to help families and adults get active, lose weight, and embrace wellness.
Brighton and Hove City Council is offering free 12-week healthy lifestyle courses in January to help families and adults get active, lose weight, and embrace wellness.
Starting January 6, weekly bingo afternoons at Newhaven’s Havens Connections Cafe will support the Pay-It-Forward scheme, providing refreshments for those in need.
Sussex farmers join the NFU’s #StopTheFamilyFarmTax campaign, opposing inheritance tax changes threatening rural communities, food production, and family farms.
Every day I read or hear of incredible things ordinary people achieve, including astonishing acts of courage, abject selflessness or sporting/professional excellence. We rightly celebrate those moments and should be delighted for those at the centre of those stories, their families, friends and colleagues. However, I find one form of accolade, the UK honours system. utterly distasteful, a relic of a bygone and irrelevant era and open to patronage and cronyism.
Despite the darkness of December, The Argus’s Camera Club snappers have embraced the light of the festive season.
A much-loved children’s author is paying a visit to a library.
Plans to demolish a house and build a new home in its place are recommended for refusal at a meeting next week.
Plans have been submitted to build a new house on a high street site in Sussex that has lain empty since the 1940s.
From Sean Paul to Cliff Richard and Brighton Pride, here are some of the big gigs and festivals coming to Brighton in 2025
A special meeting of Brighton and Hove’s cabinet will ask councillors to back the city council taking part in a devolution priority programme.