Tweet Brighton and Hove City Council approved the decision to reopen the public toilets at a cost of ￡1.1 million. After facing a backlash for the budget cuts published in December 2022, the decision was overturned by members of the Budget Council, who approved the General Fund Revenue Budget, Capital […]
Read MoreSeven Sisters: An alluring sight in the county of Sussex!
Tweet Seven Sisters are a series of cliffs located in the county of Sussex and South East regions of England. It borders the sea and land and provides a visual of the marginal gulf between the two, making for a sight, unlike anything I have seen before. This cliff commences […]
Read MoreThe fight for a sustainable future: what is the University of Brighton doing?
Ollie Swan sheds light on the University of Brighton’s plans for a more sustainable future
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COP26: Local action in a global crisis
Looking back on COP26, where can we go from here?
Read MoreSeaside Special: The Hippodrome Theatre – An old dog is back with new tricks!
Tweet Restoration efforts continue on the old Hippodrome Theatre in Brighton since its initial purchase by family-run company, Matsim Properties. Brighton is a city that prides itself in its vast musical and artistic culture, yet much of its heritage has been forgotten in light of new modern trends. However, a […]
Read MoreWill Biden Change The World With His Green New Deal?
Tweet Environmentalists, Scientists, and global citizens rejoice together that Trump and his climate change denial cohorts are out of the White House as Joe Biden becomes the 46th President of the United States. What are Biden’s promises? Biden’s Green New Deal (GND) has targets to reach a 100% clean energy […]
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