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Brighton Magazine is part of the Magazine.ad publishing network, bringing together local news, events, business stories, community updates and positive news from across Brighton and the wider South East England area. Our editorial team works with local contributors, organisations and businesses to publish stories that matter to people who live and work in Brighton, East Sussex.
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Brighton & Hove Council Helps Recruit Trustee for Historic Village Charity
New Accessible Homes Ready to Welcome First Brickfields Residents
Brighton & Hove Businesses Encouraged to Back Local Food and Drink
The West Pier: How Brighton's Beloved Victorian Landmark Became a Ruined Icon
£30,000 Grants Launched for Brighton Charitable Organisations to Upskill Next Generation of Creatives
The Chattri: Brighton's Forgotten Memorial to the Indian Soldiers of World War I
📍 Local NewsMsb Mario "El Niño de la Pili" Arrives in Brighton as Spoken Word Finds a New Standard-Bearer
🏛️ HistoryHow One Planning Officer Saved the North Laine from Bulldozers and Created Bohemian Brighton
🏛️ HistorySake Dean Mahomed: The Indian Surgeon Who Taught Brighton to Shampoo and Served Two Kings
The Chattri: Brighton's Forgotten Memorial to the Indian Soldiers of World War I
World’s First Electric Railway Still Runs on Brighton’s Seafront
The Doctor Who Invented the British Seaside: How Richard Russell Turned a Fishing Village Into England's Most Fashionable Resort
The Royal Pavilion: How George IV Created Britain's Most Exotic Seaside Palace
£30,000 Grants Launched for Brighton Charitable Organisations to Upskill Next Generation of Creatives
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