Brighton has always been a cross between style and sleaze. Peel away its chic ...

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In the early 1950’s a young apprentice plumber, by the name of Harry Martindale, ...

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Covent Garden Underground Station was not always the bustling place it is today. For ...

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The Friends’ Meeting House, in Prince Albert Street, Brighton, dates 1805. It was originally ...

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In the mid-eighteenth century Brighton, or Brighthelmstone as it was then known, was little ...

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Brighton Town Hall was built between1830-32 and designed in the classical style by Thomas ...

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