Artist of the Week: Johanna Cragg

This week Brighton Journal spoke to Brighton-based contemporary artist, Johanna Cragg. Johanna’s expressive portraiture experiments with colour, pose and symbolism in her intent to capture feeling on canvas. She believes that painting is an emotive form of communication, and paints … Read More

Brighton Street Style

The forecast has well and truly been letting us down lately, but the locals never fail to brighten up our streets with the most stylish looks. Brighton Journal took to the streets on a mission to find the best of … Read More

Fake news? The health of local journalism

If you’re reading this article then it probably means you interact with us on a regular basis, possibly daily, and come to us for your dose of Brighton and Hove based news. We’re a digital-only journal and we’re solely interested … Read More

Petition demands Brighton & Hove City Council to consider 5G health risks

Increasing concerns about the unknown impact of 5G technology have continued amongst those against the new mobile network. A local resident has launched a petition demanding Brighton & Hove City Council to carry out independent research proving that 5G technology … Read More

Brighton Facebook Café offers free coffee for privacy checkups

“Facebook Café” is popping up inside Flour Pot on King Arches Road on the 1st September. It is one of a number of pop up cafés opening across the UK this autumn, encouraging the public to run simple privacy check-ups … Read More

Artwave Festival comes back to Lewes, Seaford and Newhaven

A three week arts festival in Lewes, Seaford, Newhaven and the surrounding villages is coming back to the local area this Saturday. Launched 26 years ago, Artwave Festival has been a staple of Sussex’s rich history in arts and culture. … Read More

The A-Level results are in – how did Brighton fare?

Hundreds of Brighton & Hove students are collecting their A-Level results today. Many local students will no doubt be celebrating their hard-earned accomplishments. How did this year’s exam results fare?

National statistics show that this year, girls have reclaimed the … Read More

What’s on this Weekend: 16th – 18th August

The weekend is right around the corner, and if you haven’t made plans yet, don’t worry! We have got you covered on some of the best things going on over the next couple of days. From dog jogs to tie-dye … Read More

Anti-Social Youth: Police ask for the public’s help

On Sunday afternoon, 23rd of June, a group of young individuals stormed the Brighton Marina ASDA store with their bikes. The incident that left the members of public stunned and frightened is still under investigation by Sussex Police and the … Read More

This Week’s Recipe: Vegan Pumpkin Burgers

Burgers are often the first choice for lunch or dinner for many people, especially after a long tiring day. The reason why is simple, it is fast and easy to make. Burgers, however, are often deemed unhealthy when purchased at … Read More