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Can you hear our hearts breaking?
Brighton’s director of public health thanks young people and students for sacrificing their freedom at this time
Over 100 people were in attendance despite COVID regulations
Not just one for the girls! Here’s your step-by-step guide
It was reported an armed police unit and police dogs waited outside the house
Communities all over Brighton are pulling together during this difficult time
“Now is the time to end the severe class and racial inequalities which exist across the world”
“The day that black people and ethnic minorities are equal to white people is when we will rest.”
We could all really do with a post-Pryzm mozzarella stick right now
The festival was planned to take place on June 6th and 7th.
Police prepared to break up the protests and are urging the public not to attend
“Just a nice bit of excitement during lockdown”
If you ever needed an excuse to binge watch YouTube videos, you’ve got one now.
“I’ve just noticed there will be the usual thing, then there’s something on the whackier end of sexual taste on there.”
If you don’t know, then get to know!
They have promised to host “one hell of a ‘Welcome Back Party’.”
‘Be a part of a ground-breaking event that will bring our communities together through the power of creative arts.’
Robert Cameron Wells was charged with 19 offences
The footage was caught on the police officer’s body cam
‘Sussex Police responded to reports of a young man with a machete in a private property in Ditchling Road, Brighton’
‘It is simply not fair that we are losing nearly six out of 20 weeks of classes’
Sarah Gill
