I’m looking forward to the i-360 if it ever gets built. Standing at the top of Sussex Heights, which I believe at 25 floors is the tallest building in England south of the Thames, you get an amazing view of Brighton, Hove and the surrounding areas. You get a sense … Continue reading →

Well I was very embarrassed when my card got declined at the Hedonizm Record Sale yesterday. Luckily I dusted off my old Credit Card and remembered the PIN number first time. The same thing happenend to me in the Windmill pub which is when I started to think that something … Continue reading →

The people who run Brighton’s best House Music store are having a huge sale this Sunday. If you’re anywhere near the North Laines then please check it out. You could even take the rain from London which only takes two minutes as can be seen in this video.

The seafront was quite blowy this morning but not as windy as it was earlier on this morning as can be seen here: From the BBC: Coastguards put out a warning to shipping after a tornado was seen sweeping along the South Coast just after dawn on Sunday. They got … Continue reading →

Well Kimberly-Clark, the makers of Andrex, have decided to shed a third (135) of it’s Brighton workforce. This isn’t great news of course and makes me wonder why this seems to happen to every company based at Trafalgar Place. It has a prison-like quality with those huge gates, maybe they … Continue reading →

I’ve no idea how they used this. Anybody have a ride or a meditation on it?

Brighton has a new visitor this summer. Introducing the Hummingbird Hawk-Moth: This creature is normally found south of the Alps but for some reason this year they have been seen as far north as Finland.

It’s good to see that The Argus has changed it’s website for the better. It now has a searchable news items, an RSS feed and permalinks. I might actually start reading it now. Today’s news has a story on the artist Banksy who carried out some art attacks on Brighton … Continue reading →