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Castle turning back the clock to the 12th century during the October half term (opens the original)
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A castle is turning back the clock to the 12th century this October half term for two days of medieval-themed fun. Arundel Castle’s Characters Through History event returns on October 28 and 29, offering visitors a chance to experience the sights and sounds of medieval England through live demonstrations, storytelling and medieval crafts. Historic embroidery returns to public view for first time in years It may be small but this village in West Sussex is historically important Popular landmark n
Skincare brand to host life-drawing workshop in Brighton (opens the original)
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A skincare brand will host a life-drawing workshop in Brighton. Aesop will hold the event on Wednesday, August 26, with the session set to be guided by the 2B Or Not 2B Collective. The group is a People of Colour-run (POC) collective that focuses on uplifting marginalised bodies. Brighton Dome announces autumn line-up with huge names in music and comedy Brighton's oldest independent bookshop celebrating 50th anniversary Free community festival returns to celebrate special 10th anniversary Aesop
Brighton's oldest independent bookshop celebrating 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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Brighton's oldest independent bookshop is marking 50 years in business with a community celebration and a special publication. Kemptown Bookshop will hold a party on Thursday, September 17, at St George’s Church in Kemptown from 7pm to 10pm. The event will include the launch of a new anthology, Love Letters to Bookshops, inspired by bookshops. New Wallace & Gromit adventure invites families to discover world of fungi Star Wars characters appear at Brighton Palace Pier ahead of Comic Con TV prese
'Mega dinghy’ that capsized in Channel was largest to attempt crossing (opens the original)
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A record-breaking "mega dinghy" carrying 173 people was the largest small boat to attempt a Channel crossing to date. The overcrowded boat, which capsized after leaving Veules-les-Roses in France, caught fire and triggered a rescue operation on Tuesday morning (August 4). Eastbourne’s all-weather RNLI lifeboat was launched at 6am to assist in the emergency response alongside British Border Security Command boats. RNLI respond after dinghy with 157 migrants onboard catches fire in Channel Home Of
National restaurant chain to open new site as part of seafront project (opens the original)
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A national restaurant chain is set to open in Bexhill-on-Sea as part of the ongoing regeneration of the seafront. Loungers has been named the principal tenant for the main restaurant space at The Colonnade, a recently refurbished destination along Bexhill’s coastline. The announcement was made by Rother District Council, which has agreed to enter a conditional lease agreement with the hospitality company. New community cafe has people 'literally jumping up and down with excitement' Sussex pier h
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