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» The New Encyclopaedia Of Brighton/ COMPETITION

Rose Collis takes us beyond the bright lights and sea views to capture the city’s diverse history, culture, faces and places in The New Encyclopaedia Of Brighton

Brighton-based journalist and author Rose Collis is best known for her critically-acclaimed biographies of eccentric, ‘one-off’ personalities such as actress Coral Browne, writer and broadcaster Nancy Spain and the ‘man-woman’, Colonel Victor Barker. But for her latest and tenth book, she has turned her attention to an entire city and produced The New Encyclopaedia Of Brighton, based on the original book written by Tim Carder 20 years ago.
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» Cover feature: Rock ‘n’ Roller

Introducing Rock ‘n’ Roller, Brighton’s first American restaurant & pool bar

Brighton is known for its individuality. Therefore, it only seemed right that the first restaurant/pool bar to call Sussex home should open in the city. In the two months since Rock & Roller exploded onto the scene, it’s quickly won an army of loyal fans, livening up Western Road with its delicious mix of American-inspired food, great beers, fine wines and spirits, and not forgetting fantastic cocktails.
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» Cover feature: Crawley Folk Festival

Adrian Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds join the line-up for the hotly anticipated Crawley Folk Festival

Following last year’s record-breaking success, the 2010 Crawley Folk Festival returns on Friday 25 June, offering three days of family-friendly entertainment with more than 30 bands playing over five stages. The weekend includes music from 2010 BBC Folk Award winner Martin Simpson [pictured below] (for best traditional track), the highly regarded acoustic blues guitarist Steven Finn and The Jemima Price Band.

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» Nick Rivett Sport: love of the game

Nick Rivett Sport opens in Hove, offering specialist knowledge and excellent service


Nick Rivett Sport Ltd opened its doors on 28 May at 64 Church Road, bringing a traditional sports shop back to the city. Situated among other local independent retailers and popular coffee shops, Nick Rivett Sport is the newest addition to the Hove retail community, which is positive news given the current economic insecurity.
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