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 […]
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A Brighton running team wore matching masks to this year’s Brighton Marathon, in support of their newest member. It was the first full marathon for the Prosecco Pacers’ John-Dean Mooney, who was expecting a running time of three-and-a-half hours. The rest of the team, each donning masks of Mooney’s face, […]
The Verse’s Sarah-Mary Geissler discusses Labour Deputy leader Harriet Harman’s autobiography launch at the University of Brighton’s Grand Parade on the 16th March. Disappointed in the omission of women in the memoirs of men (aside from wives and/or mothers), Harriet Harman offers her own observations of politics as a key […]
The Verse’s Lou Clement tells us about Germaine Greer for International Women’s Day, at the Brighton Dome on Saturday 4th March 2017 Germaine Greer is known for feminist works, the Female Eunuch and The Whole Woman. However today, in celebration of upcoming International Women’s day, she is discussing ecology. Ecofeminism […]
The Verse’s Alex Staddon headed down to the launch of the UK’s very first LGBT TV channel – Latest LGBT + … After twenty-five years of projects, crowd and self-funding and scrupulous planning, Brighton’s local television company Latest are bringing forth a new channel: Latest LGBT +. Twenty-five years. That’s a […]
