The merry month of May is a particularly great time to be in the city of Brighton as we have the fabulous Brighton Festival, Brighton Fringe and the Artists Open Houses. This is where trails across the city wind their way from house to house each weekend,… Read more →
I’ll give you three clues, first clue, what looks like a year’s supply of washing and dry cleaning,has been draped around the Clock Tower; talk about airing your dirty washing in public;second one, people wandering the streets of Brighton wearing strange outfits –… Read more →
They’ve got it in the bag, it’s an absolute cinch. Think good looking guy with warm friendly personality who looks like he wants to spend time with you – someone pinch me as I think I might be dreaming – giving me loads of… Read more →
I am trying to be mindful, to stay in the present, to let the past go and to stop worrying about the future. Unfortunately, it’s not proving an easy task as I’m a life long worrier. It’s what I do, it’s what I’m… Read more →
I’ve had an eye opener due to an arm breaker. On my quest to become a counsellor I was in London on a training course for a placement, counselling in schools, and on the morning of the second day I slipped and… Read more →
I’m still doing an uphill battle with my hiatius hernia and I am now, worryingly, getting burning pains in my oesophagus despite trying everything I can think of to reduce the reflux problem. If anyone has any useful tips on hernia management… Read more →
It may sound like a plant fertiliser, but the GrowthAccelerator is a new government-subsidised business support service aimed at businesses with potential and ambition. Business development consultant Barclay Thompson is one of the scheme’s 800 growth coaches and says it offers a… Read more →
Three topics that one is not meant to discuss in polite company and dinner parties, so I’ve been told, are the famous three (not five) and they are sex, religion and politics. I’m rarely in polite company and such is the state… Read more →
We spotted this little gem of an alternative hotel on the fabulous Inhabitat, and instantly fell in love with the moody interior and innovative upcycling. We were then delighted to see it was in our home town of Brighton. The Harrington is something very… Read more →
The Brighton Waste House The project began in 2008, with the ‘House that Kevin Built’ (Kevin McCloud) with a prototype for a new kind of housing which challenged the methodology of traditional construction. Since 2008, this first prototype has been re-designed and re-designed by… Read more →
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