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Sussex ME Society hold successful medical conference

Sussex ME Society hold successful medical conference

Nearly 150 people attended the Brighthelm Centre last month to hear presentations on the neurological aspects of ME, Nutrition and Immunity along with how local services help people accept and manage their illness leading to improvements.

DVD REVIEW: Lion Ark

DVD REVIEW: Lion Ark

The multi-award winning documentary Lion Ark tells the inspirational story of the rescue of 25 lions from circuses in Bolivia and their dramatic journey to freedom in Denver, USA.

PREVIEW: CINECITY The 14th Brighton Film Festival

PREVIEW: CINECITY The 14th Brighton Film Festival

CINECITY, the 14th Brighton Film Festival runs from November 11-27, 2016 celebrating the very best in world cinema. There will be a packed programme of premieres and previews, treasures from the archive and live soundtracks plus free education screenings and special events.

Olympic hopefuls open Royal Pavilion Ice Rink

Olympic hopefuls open Royal Pavilion Ice Rink

Winter Olympic hopefuls Zoe Wilkinson and Christopher Boyadji skated into the new season at the Royal Pavilion Ice Rink last night (November 3).

Mayor appoints Amy Lamé London’s first Night Czar

Mayor appoints Amy Lamé London’s first Night Czar

Amy Lamé co-founder of Duckie and chair of RVT Future is London’s first dedicated Night Czar and will work with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, to help shape the future of the capitols nightlife.

Call to end GP surgery closures in Brighton & Hove

Call to end GP surgery closures in Brighton & Hove

Seeing family doctors in Brighton and Hove is more difficult than a year ago and surgeries should be prevented from closing down to help meet demand, according to a study by University of Brighton researchers.

Theatre to close – director vows “The show will go on”

Theatre to close – director vows “The show will go on”

Arts venue, 88 London Road, formerly called Emporium is to close its doors at the end of the year. Just when director James Weisz thought he had secured the future of the theatre at 88 London Road, he says his world “has been turned upside down.”

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