A service to celebrate the life of Christopher Martyn Cooke
There will be a memorial service on Sunday, June 19 from 3pm at St Mary’s Church, St James’s Street Kemptown to celebrate the life of community activist Christopher Martyn Cooke.
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Bear-Patrol buy new collecting tins for Sussex Beacon
Bear-Patrol complete project to purchase 500 new collection tins for Sussex Beacon. Bear-Patrol the social network group for Bears and their friends have successfully raised £1,131,54 to purchase 500 new branded collection tins.
Duncan James to host Beacon Halloween Horror Show
Dolly Rocket hosted the launch party for The Halloween Horror Show 2016 at the Grand Hotel in Brighton last week with organisers able to announce many of the tables for the event in October were already sold.
New joint HIV initiative from Sussex Beacon and Positively UK
As part of Project 100, The Sussex Beacon and Positively UK are starting a joint initiative to deliver accredited peer mentoring training for people living with HIV across Sussex. Project 100 is a national programme funded by The Monument Trust and headed up by Positively UK. Over the next three yea
Sussex Beacon supports ‘Stop HIV Cuts Campaign’
Sussex Beacon joins other HIV organisations to support the Stop HIV Cuts Campaign launched on February 25, 2016. The campaign highlights and opposes funding cuts being levied on HIV support services by local Authorities following National Government funding cuts.
Olympic champion Sally Gunnell starts the Vitality Brighton Half Marathon
Olympic Gold Medalist and Sussex resident Sally Gunnell OBE sounded the starting klaxon to get over 8,000 runners on their way for the Vitality Brighton Half Marathon 2016 last Sunday.
Bear Patrol collection tins appeal gets closer to 500 target!
Last month Bear Patrol, the social networking group for bears and their friends launched a new community fundraising project to purchase a new batch of collection tins to help further promote the services of The Sussex Beacon and to increase the amount of tins circulated in the local community.