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Alice Wright - Reluctant Housewife »

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I don't believe in ghosts... but I used to live with one

Posted on 5:57pm Monday 6th February 2012

Last Halloween my husband and I went on a tour of the ‘Haunted’ Preston Manor, billed as a Ghost Tour we thought we’d certainly get to see or sense something spooky. But despite being conducted in the dark on the night of the year the veil between the living and the dead is supposedly at its thinnest the only scary thing that happened was the fact the pubs were already shut by the time it was over.

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THE BRIGHTON BUG...

Posted on 4:25pm Monday 30th January 2012

When I left the call-centre with my prize-winning bottle of white wine, little did I know that I'd never be back...and apropos my previous post and Christopher Hitchens, a thanks to 'anubis'.

Jo Chipchase - Letting off steam »

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Why airlines and other companies should stop treating customers like naughty children

Posted on 11:35am Monday 16th January 2012

Customer service from airlines and other companies in the UK has taken a nosedive during the last few years. Jo Chipchase casts forth on why they should stop treating us like wallets to empty, naughty children and prize chumps.

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BEFORE I GET TO PLUMPTON...

Posted on 12:00pm Sunday 1st January 2012

What's sadder than the passing of a year is the passing of a life.

Jo Chipchase - Letting off steam »

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The Twelve C’s of Christmas

Posted on 9:00am Sunday 25th December 2011

Never mind 'The Twelve Days of Christmas': now that Chrissie Day is upon us, Jo Chipchase takes an amusing look at the 12 'Cs' of contemporary Christmas.

Alice Wright - Reluctant Housewife »

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Happy Brighton Christmas

Posted on 6:21pm Thursday 22nd December 2011

I'm always thankful to live where I do, I love Brighton and Hove and all that goes on here. And there is no greater time than Christmas to remind me just how diverse, archaic, fun, exciting and lovable this place is.

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BACKACHE IN BRIGHTON...

Posted on 8:08pm Thursday 8th December 2011

The story of our year in the city wouldn't be complete without a health report... or two.

Quentin Delahunty – Liberal. Creative. Brightonian »

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Forgive Me Brighton, For I Have Sinned...

Posted on 7:53pm Thursday 24th November 2011

Elton John once sang “Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word”. Well personally I struggle to successfully emit words such as “capitalist”, “corporate”, “conservative” and otorhinolaryngologist. Anyway, I dig Elton’s jive. And today readers, you find me in a strangely apologetic mood. I’m not the sort of man who regrets what he has or hasn’t done, as, to be perfectly honest, I have lived (and am living) the kind of glamorous, on-trend, uber cool, organic and creative lifestyle that most of you, stuck in your bland open-plan offices and depressing “dress-down” Fridays, can only dream about.

Eivind Nerberg - Walk a Pavement Once Again »

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A MISCELLANY OF MEMORIES...

Posted on 1:13pm Thursday 10th November 2011

and another recent literary success!

Jo Chipchase - Letting off steam »

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Are you happy with Helloween?

Posted on 9:58am Friday 28th October 2011

Did you know that the UK spent £280m on Halloween 2010, in the midst of a recession? Jo Chipchase takes her usual 'humbug' stance to explain why the scariest part of Halloween is its price tag and all the plastic tat it involves.

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Call it a McBlog and you’ll attract the lawyers…

Posted on 11:17am Thursday 22nd September 2011

Following the recent Argus news story about how Coca Cola made Worthing-based Innocent Vitamins drop "innocent" from its brand name, Jo Chipchase takes an amusing look at the multinational companies that are trying to stake claim to generic words.

Quentin Delahunty – Liberal. Creative. Brightonian »

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Does Brighton Really Need A Football Club?

Posted on 10:06pm Tuesday 20th September 2011

On the way home from a wonderful traipse over the Downs with ma famille (wifey Jocasta and twins Lex & Nimsie), we drove by the massive construction that is the Amex Stadium, sat on the edge of said beautiful landscape like a gigantic alien robot beetle, ready to strike at the heart of the Falmer countryside.

Alice Wright - Reluctant Housewife »

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PupAid 2011 Raising Awareness of Puppy Farming

Posted on 6:56pm Monday 19th September 2011

This weekend saw the family visit PupAid 2011. An annual event on Brighton’s dog calendar and a must- attend for anyone who loves or owns a hound. PupAid is a like a mini one-day festival that takes over Stanmer House and its private garden and everyone is welcome, especially our four legged friends.

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