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- Jul 11, 2026
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Town confirms return of two-day pride event as fans suggest headliners (opens the original)
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Worthing Pride has confirmed it will return in 2027 with a two-day programme following "amazing positive feedback". The 2027 event will take place on Friday, July 23, and Saturday, July 24, with organisers inviting people to suggest headliners. Potential acts include JLS, Sugar babes, Cascada, Alexandra Burke, Liberty X, Tulisa, Artful Dodger, and Heather Small. Worthing Pride 2026 (Image: eddie mitchell) Social media users shared their thoughts about who should perform Crystal Knight, wrote: "F
Coastguard team is set to have their busiest year yet (opens the original)
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A coastguard team is on course for its busiest year yet. Birling Gap Coastguard Volunteers have responded to 137 incidents so far in 2026, including cliff rescues, water emergencies, and searches for missing people. This is 30 more taskings compared to the same period last year. Birling Gap Coastguard is expected to have its busiest year on record. (Image: Birling Gap Coastguard) People shared their appreciation on social media. Kay Maloney said: "Thank you for selfless dedication to those in da
Man clears 50 tonnes of stones by hand to improve cherished coastal path (opens the original)
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One man’s effort is making a big difference on a much-loved stretch of the coast. Lee Bashford, 55, has spent weeks clearing stones and debris from the undercliff path between Saltdean and Brighton Marina, making it safer for walkers, cyclists, and mobility scooter users. A construction veteran with 32 years of experience as a hod carrier, Mr Bashford has cleared an estimated 40 to 50 tonnes of material over the past month, all by hand. Lee Bashford on the undercliff route (Image: Anthony James
MP 'outraged' that coastguard pay cut could 'threaten lives' (opens the original)
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Pay cuts could put lives at risk, an MP has warned. Josh Babarinde, MP for Eastbourne, has raised the alarm over the Maritime and Coastguard Agency’s (MCA) plan to stop paying Coastguard Rescue Officers (CROs) for callouts and training. The CROs, who volunteer their time, play a critical role in emergencies, including incidents at Beachy Head—one of the most visited suicide spots in the world. Josh Babarinde MP called for David Hinton to resign in Parliament (Image: Josh Babarinde) Mr Babarinde
How revisiting a tarot reader marked the perfect end to my Brighton story (opens the original)
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Going back to Tea and Tarot felt incredibly full-circle. During my first week of work experience in September, keen to embrace Brighton's spiritual side for a feature, I searched "Brighton tarot" on Google and called the first number I’d found. I was incredibly lucky that Fiona Coffey answered the phone, not least because of her inspiring reading but also the added privilege that she remained a mentor throughout my time here. Fiona Coffey, the 64-year-old owner of Tea & Tarot. (Image: Emily Elli
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