#Brighton Bits
Bits from a born & bred Brightonian.
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Brighton & Hove Revealed in Art
The Roadmender (2) - Earlier LIfe
The Roadmender
The Roadmender (3) - The Resting Place
The Roadmender (4) - 91 Cheyne Wallk
Patcham Court Farm photos
Hippodrome interior. Aug 2013
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Last of the Patcham Elms. 18th August 2010
The City's Commemorative "Blue" Plaques
Plaque Panel Acitivity
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Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Brighton's Own Naval Hero
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Brighton now has a blue plaque to its own 19th century naval hero. Admiral Codrington commanded the combined British, French & Rus...
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Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Old Steine Cannon
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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...
Tuesday, 8 September 2009
When Brighton had three piers . . .
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The Chain Pier in the foreground was destroyed by storm in 1896 and the Palace Pier, started in 1891, was a recognizable pier by then e...
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Friday, 4 September 2009
Western House
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This postcard from the early 1900's provides, on the left, a glimpse of Western House, the private villa that once stood, where Emb...
Thursday, 3 September 2009
Assisted dying - what is legal & what is not?
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This was the title of an excellent talk given by Dr Michael Irwin at the Brighton & Hove Humanist Society on Wednesday evening. Dr. Irw...
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