#Brighton Bits

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

c.1900. The boundary line runs along the right side of the bollards and between Brunswick Terrace on the left and Western House on the r...

Church of the Holy Cross, Middlezoy, Somerset. In February this year Hove College Old Boy Jeremy Malies, 1974/78 traveled to the West...

An avenue of 30 Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck beech trees has been planted in Hove Cemetery to commemorate the centenary of World War One. Ea...

Twenty-four of the original cast- iron columns removed from the West Pier have been transported to a foundry for professional treatment a...

Rather like religion really. Don't expect to understand it. - Just believe.

The gilded copper time ball was originally designed to rise up the mast as every hour approached and then, on a telegraph signal from Gree...

  To the left of this photo is the memorial, unveiled September 2010 , which displays the names of 53 Indian soldiers who died while hospita...

At a small ceremony today, the City Mayor, Cr Geoff Wells, unveiled a plaque to commemorate the famous Dicken's illustrator, Hablot Kn...

According to the Brighton Mortiquarian  public health legislation enacted to curtail cholera and other epidemic diseases forbad burial in St...

Often visitors to older burial grounds assume that the box tomb – coffin shaped as it can be – holds the body of the deceased. Sometimes th...

At midday today a new war memorial, built by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission , will be unveiled,  which bears the names of 53 Indian ...