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More to job hunting than meets the eye

More to job hunting than meets the eye

Looking for work says more about you than you think, according to research at the University of Brighton. The study revealed how the process is full of challenges related to the job seeker’s identity and to navigating institutions.

Only here for the beer (and wine)!

Only here for the beer (and wine)!

With CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) choosing Essex as a destination for their festivals, it’s hardly surprising that Essex breweries (and vineyards) are ‘jumping on the beer (and wine) wagon’ and attending food and drink festivals all over the county.

Family panto returns to Brighton this Christmas

Family panto returns to Brighton this Christmas

Family pantomime will return to Brighton this Christmas, with a spectacular new production of Cinderella starring a star studded West End cast to be announced shortly. This traditional family pantomime will take place at The Hilton Brighton Metropole from December 23-27 (no shows on Christmas Day).

Preston Park rose garden to be restored

Preston Park rose garden to be restored

Herbaceous borders in the Rose Garden at Preston Park will bloom beautifully next summer after winning a public vote for their restoration. Residents were asked to choose between two potential projects after Brighton & Hove City Council secured around £150,000 funding from car parking fees and local

Rescue movie ‘Lion Ark’ roars into London for free screening

Rescue movie ‘Lion Ark’ roars into London for free screening

The award winning rescue documentary Lion Ark – the story of the dramatic rescue of twenty five lions from circuses in Bolivia – returns to London for a free screening at the Royal Horticultural Halls this Saturday, August 19. The acclaimed film, which will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers a

Councils warn sexual health services at ‘tipping point’

Councils warn sexual health services at ‘tipping point’

NAT (National AIDS Trust) supports LGA calls for Government to reverse cuts to public health. The Local Government Association (LGA) today warned that sexual health services are at ‘tipping point’ as significant increases in demand have coincided with dramatic cuts in the public health budget.

PICTURE DIARY: Trans Pride 2017

PICTURE DIARY: Trans Pride 2017

It is always disappointing when it rains at an open air event and boy did it rain at Trans Pride this year! Fortunately the rain held off allowing the protest march to assemble at the Marlborough Pub for welcoming speeches before making its way along Brighton Seafront to Brunswick Gardens in Hove.

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