The Verse’s Charlotte Crane outlines and discusses the cancellation of free University of Brighton bus service, The Big Lemon. For anyone who hasn’t already heard the news, the University of Brighton has decided to cease operation of their Big Lemon bus service, effective immediately. The Big Lemon, which has run […]
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The Verse’s Doug Gregg, third year BSc Geography student, discusses his research looking into public perceptions of air quality in Brighton and Hove, and how social factors can shape these perceptions. Air quality is one of those issues we’ve all heard of and been affected by in one way or another. […]
Luca Van Dresh details the Hanover community’s success with the Martlets Hospice Snowdogs. A Hanover community group have successfully bought one of the Martlets Hospice Snowdogs. In Autumn 2016 Martlets Hospice teamed up with Wild in Art and Penguin to stage a three-month art trail in Brighton & Hove. “The Snowdogs were enormously popular,” […]
The Verse’s Alex Berdugo tells us all there is to know about Brighton Fringe in his Fringe preview… England’s largest arts festival, Brighton Fringe, makes a much-anticipated comeback this month. The festival aims to promote a diverse range of arts, allowing a pathway for new and old artists to make an […]
The Verse’s Lou Clement, as writer-in-residence at the Brighton Toy and Model Museum, announces a creative writing project open for submissions from now until 24 April 2017. Nestled under the railway bridge, next to the Brighton Railway Station, is a surprising find. Brighton Toy and Model Museum. The museum is […]
