The bittersweet story of Sugar the puppy
Sugar was born on a puppy farm in Wales on the 3rd of February, but died in a loving home in Brighton on the 23rd of April, just 11 weeks old.
Skate, bike, climb and board at the TAKEPART weekend activities this Saturday
Saturday is the launch of the sports festival and there are lots of different sports and activities to try for free.
What to do with your children over the first sunny day in the Brighton summer?
Only four days left until the Picnic in the Park in Queens Park and everyone is hoping the weather will stay sunny.
Bands are playing Stanmer House in September to raise awareness of puppy farming
Tickets have just gone on sale for Pup Aid, find out more here.
The park is alive with the sound of dogs
The huge turn-out, smiling children, and wagging tails suggest this years Bark in the Park was a very happy affair.
Bark if you like celebrity judges
Park in the Bark has recruited vet Marc Abraham and TV personality Annabel Giles to judge this years Summer Dog Show.
The Declaration of Human Rights, as read by Monica Ross and the Brighton and Hove community
An Act of Memory is a reading of the UN Declaration of Human Rights, from memory, and this was the 31st performance in Queens Park,Hanover.
300 people filled Brighton Youth Centre to share
On Saturday the crowd filled the Brighton Youth Centre and took full advantage of every room on offer. They definitely enjoyed themselves.
A book about the life and times of a woman of hope
Hanover author, Margaret Randall has written her last book of poetry and short stories on her long life in and around Brighton and the South of England.
Swap yourself with 200 other people at the Brighton Fringe Festival
Saturday the 28th of May is a day of flashmobs, bands, and dancing, as well as learning new skills and swapping clothes.
