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? […]
Category: Features
Bye bye to the bendy buses
Bye bye to the bendy buses The Seagull says goodbye to Brighton’s bendy buses. […]
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. […]
What a holiday in Hurstpierpoint taught me relaxing and living more slowly
With travel restrictions in place this year, I looked a bit closer to home when I was looking for something to do during my week off. […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: January 2020
What’s your new years resolution? Mine is to make more time to go to good gigs. As they* say, new decade, new gigs – including The Vegan Leather, Beans on Toast and Petrol Girls. *Nobody says this, it’s just me. On with the gigs! Who? Georgia Where? Resident Records, Brighton When? Wednesday 15 Why? Georgia Barnes was […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: Brighton Fringe
Some of the highlights from the Brighton Fringe, including The Biscuit Barrel and Utopia: Under Construction. […]
Eight lessons I learnt at Dice’s Girls Music Day 2019
Everyone knows Dice have changed the game when it comes to booking gig tickets, but did you know they also run events of their own too? This year, for the first time, they ran an entire Girls Music Week, leading on from Girls Music Day which was launched in 2014 to inspire “young women to […]