#Brighton Bits

The north end The south end These gems of the Tudor Revival style lurk in the little frequented and strangely named High Street...

A reader has kindly submitted some additional details from the book "Philip Webb" by Sheila Kirk. In this book she describes t...

No. 212 Elm Grove  occupies the corner with Queen's Park Road with great style and confidence. Built in the early 1880s, yet...

c.1904 2011 It is somewhat surprising when, comparing two scenes separated in time by over 100 years, you have to look quite hard to...

Red-brick and tile-hung gables of 'holiday Queen Anne' style erupt among Georgian stucco with a back drop provided by 21st centur...

A quirky narrow property amongst all the stucco shows the late victorian influence of the Arts & Craft  and Revivalist styles. The g...

A view of this extraordinary church before the station development obscured it; and a view therefore that none of us is likely to see again....

Following the rejection of developer Wimpey's plans at a public inquiry the City Council has now embarked on a planning brief for this s...