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The realities of growing a business in the current political climate dominated by Brexit

- 20 March 2019

Matt and Benn Woodhart are two brothers who founded Woodhart Group, a local building firm...

- 19 March 2019

Thousands of youngsters went ‘on strike’ from school last Friday across the nation as part...

- 19 March 2019

Latest TV’s local election coverage continues with an in-depth look at the Moulsecoomb and Bevendean...

- 19 March 2019

In support of Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day, the wall climbing organisation, High Sports Brighton,...

- 19 March 2019

Thousands of youngsters went ‘on strike’ from school last Friday across the nation as part...

- 15 March 2019

Young people in Brighton took time out from classes to protest for the second time...

- 15 March 2019

We now turn to Brighton’s bustling cultural scene this weekend. Earlier today, Yael Breuer caught...

- 15 March 2019

Saving Madeira Terrace on Brighton seafront is an important priority for many residents in our...

- 15 March 2019

In our current chaotic national political environment, many people might prefer to take a step...

- 15 March 2019

Latest TV’s, Andrew Kay, judges the Red Nose Day Cake competition at Varndean School. Who...

- 14 March 2019

A popular theatre workshop is set to return to Brighton later this month. The Age...

- 14 March 2019

Concluding our coverage of International Women’s Day, last Friday the Latest Music Bar held the...