Travels with Best Foot Music
Intercultural Music and Art. Best Foot Music is a Brighton-based non-profit organisation. Established in 2009 we collaborate with musicians & communities who have moved to the UK from around the World. This is a diary of all things connected or not...
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Laila & Phill Euro-Rail Summer 2026 Part 3 (opens the original)
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Saturday August 1st: Salzburg to Budapest.We walk from the hotel to the station. It’s roughly 30 to 40 minutes, depending on how heavy our rucksacks feel and how often we stop to admire the views, which along the river are pretty spectacular. Looking south toward the old town, its grand castles and churches, set against a backdrop of the Alps. The opposite direction, still spectacular, with some the mountainside providing a backdrop to blocks of residential flats. The route takes us through less
Laila & Phill Euro-Rail Summer 2026 Part 2 (opens the original)
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July 29th and 30th Ghent and Travel DayWe’re staying with Laila’s friends in Ghent. They’re super cool, we have lots to chat about and eat plenty of delicious food. Japanese dumplings one evening and a traditional Belgian beef stew, cooked with beer and apple molasses the next. They also make a hearty continental breakfast with fresh beef tomatoes, mozzarella, olives, Belgium cheeses, croissants, sourdough bread , homemade jam, fruit salad and coffee. They have 2 young kids, both of whom are gre
Laila & Phill Euro-Rail Summer 2026 Part 1 (opens the original)
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Brighton to GhentWe’re on holiday, travelling by train across Europe. As per usual when we travel, I’ll keep a diary. Any personal information from stories people tell us is anonymised.Coincidentally today, July 28th 2026, marks 75 years since the establishment of the 1951 UN Refugee Convention, which with the later addition of the 1967 protocol, provides the key legal framework and foundation to protect people fleeing war and persecution. The 1951 convention defines the terminology and rights o
Reflections on Carnival Against Fascism (opens the original)
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Carnival Against Fascism was a collective response to a far right threat to our city. In March 2026, multiple far right groups announced their intention to march through Brighton on June 13th. The day before national Refugee Week started. Communities in Brighton began work together to stop them. Thanks to everyone in the city for their work and to Laila for her thoughts on the day…The politics of hate came to Brighton, and was defeated. As a woman of colour, I am proud of my cityThe politics of
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