“I like a challenge”—in conversation with Bella Sankey
“I like a challenge”-in conversation with Bella Sankey The Brighton Seagull in conversation with Bella Sankey, following the publication of the council’s City Plan. […]
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Explainer: What is a Liveable Neighbourhood?
Explainer: What is a Liveable Neighbourhood? There’s been a lot of discussion in the city recently about liveable neighbourhoods. But what exactly are they? […]
Bye bye to the bendy buses
Bye bye to the bendy buses The Seagull says goodbye to Brighton’s bendy buses. […]
Review: The Great Escape 2022
Review: The Great Escape 2022 The Great Escape is back in-person for the first time since 2019, and what a triumphant return it was! […]
Review: Retrain, Reduce, Recycle at The Warren
I want my £12 back, Clap Back Club. […]
Review: Lesie Ewing-Burgesse: Nebula
Leslie Ewing-Burgesse’s slightly chaotic nature and gimmicks made it feel like I was down the pub with a friend telling me some stories. Which, really, is almost true. […]
Review: Yuriko Kotani: Work in Progress at PierWerks
Kotani’s performance ultimately fell flat, despite her years of experience. […]
Review: Josie Long: Tender at Brighton Dome
How does one bring a child into a world when we’re facing a climate crisis and the end of the world? We find hope in the next generation. […]
This is how Brighton women feel about their safety and vigils for Sarah Everard
Last week, sandwiched between International Women’s Day and Mother’s Day, Sarah Everard went missing and was found dead, with a serving Metropolitan police officer having been arrested and charged with her kidnap and murder. This prompted waves of vigils being organised across the country, a High Court ruling outlawing them under the current coronavirus restrictions, […]
‘We’re all humans and had to help each other’ – how mutual aid groups have changed since March
http://https://www.midsussextimes.co.uk/news/people/were-all-humans-and-had-help-each-other-how-mutual-aid-groups-have-changed-march-3087234 […]