#Brighton Bits

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  On 30 November at 12 noon, the museum's curator of local history & archeology, Dan Robertson, will give a 45 minute talk about ...

St. James's Street is a narrow, old-fashioned shopping street and the proposal to close it to traffic for a trial period is surely...

Planning application BH2012/03095 details proposals for an extension on the garden side of the café to provide all-weather shelter for cu...

Grade I listed Marlborough House, remodelled by Robert Adam c.1786 provides (probably) the only example in Brighton of "serlian...

Over the years Councils of various shades have promised to "do something" about the Valley Gardens. A commitment to action also fe...

The Victoria Fountain is pure 'Brighton'. It was financed partly by Sir John Cordy Burrows, Brighton's first Mayor and par...

According to the  note to the above photo in the James Gray collection, " . . . . Russian guns, relics of the Siege of Sebastopol...

This view looking north from the Victoria Fountain in about 1935 shows, on the right, the old cannon that was referred to in an earlier p...

During the 1940's, possibly earlier, an old iron cannon was parked on the grass at the north side of the south garden of Old Steine adja...