Borrowing money is wearying for the soul
It’s only two-thirds of the way through the month and I have minus £25 in the bank
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Nothing could stop me visiting an exhibition about gay bikers
Not even a serious pain in the neck
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England’s maternity scandal engulfs another NHS trust
Dozens of babies’ deaths might have been avoided. Their families are fighting for answers
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A guide to Hove for Angela Rayner
Not to be confused with Brighton, thank you very much.
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Stay long enough at the beach and things start to get interesting
The people-watching near Brighton’s West Pier was so good my book went entirely unread.
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Brighton’s dog show is the highlight of my year
I was in a fever of anticipation for the sausage-catching round.
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Only real ale can rival fine wine
And it’s a lot cheaper too.
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Brighton and Hove buses are great
While others dream of Machu Picchu or Mandalay, I dream of Hangleton or Worthing.
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Hail to the Brighton bus driver: he could be me
The advert says: “All we ask from you is a driving licence and a smile.” Well, I have a driving…
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The housing battle of Hastings
A perfect storm is engulfing the East Sussex seaside town – and dozens of other councils facing bankruptcy.
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Finding the soul of England
The Sussex landscape has proven irresistible to artists for hundreds of years.
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How Sussex University failed Kathleen Stock
The philosophy professor faced a resounding lack of institutional support as the campaign against her intensified.
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The Hokusai of Sussex
Eric Slater was an unassuming man, but his Japanese art-inspired woodcut prints show his brilliance.
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In Brighton, you never know who might run into you. Or who might run you over…
One of the most delightful things about Brighton is that every bus has someone’s name on the front, resurrecting the…
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