Centenary year forthis glorious garden
	11:38am Mon 12 May 08
	One of the best loved parks in Brighton and Hove celebrates its centenary this month.

	Surviving the bombs was not easy either
	4:23pm Tue 6 May 08
	Scores of civilians died during heavy bombing raids in Brighton and Hove during the Second World War.

	Councillor beloved by the whole town
	2:25pm Wed 30 Apr 08
	In these days of great cynicism about our politicians, it’s hard to imagine any councillor being held in enormous esteem by electors.

	Hotel back in style after 80 years’ gap
	11:08am Mon 21 Apr 08
	One of Brighton's best known hotels is back in action again after a gap of almost 80 years.

	The tale of Uckfield and its missing link
	2:48pm Mon 14 Apr 08
	Uckfield was just a peaceful Sussex backwater before the railway arrived there 150 years ago.

	Bringing the church to a touchy prince
	3:38pm Wed 9 Apr 08
	When the Prince of Wales started building his grand palace in Brighton more than 200 years ago, there was just one church in Brighton.

	A wartime near-miss
	4:07pm Mon 31 Mar 08
	Chesham Place is one of the finest roads in Brighton's Kemp Town and there is only one indication of a tragedy that took place during the Second World War.

	Bluebell founder's celebration
	3:54pm Mon 31 Mar 08
	When a group of students knocked on Bernard Holden's door 50 years ago, he had no idea it would be the beginning of a long battle that would end with the Bluebell Railway.

	Big band memories from radio stalwart
	11:17am Mon 24 Mar 08
	A highlight of bandleader Alan Seymour's long career was paying homage to Henry Hall at a special concert in 1987.

	What should we do with the workhouse?
	11:28am Mon 17 Mar 08
	Thousands of people pass by Southlands Hospital without even glancing at the old buildings in the north-west corner.

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