Brighton Magazine

Brighton Magazine is an independent local magazine covering Brighton, with its own newsroom and its own website. It is one of the titles listed on Local Magazines; the stories below were written and published by Brighton Magazine, and every headline links to its own site.

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12 recent stories from Brighton Magazine

An aerial view of a pebbly beach with wooden groynes extending into the blue ocean, a coastal town with buildings and a promenade visible in the background under a clear sky.

Brighton & Hove Coastline Protection Project Enters Major New Phase

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·28 July 2026

A "Telscombe - Please drive carefully through the village" sign stands beside a rural road, with a building and fields beyond.

Brighton & Hove Council Helps Recruit Trustee for Historic Village Charity

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·27 July 2026

Grants & Funding

A modern brick apartment building with balconies is seen through the lush green and purple foliage of a garden path, leading up to the building.

New Accessible Homes Ready to Welcome First Brickfields Residents

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·26 July 2026

An abundance of fresh produce, including vegetables, fruits, fish, and baked goods, is spread out on a cloth in a grassy field under a bright sky.

Brighton & Hove Businesses Encouraged to Back Local Food and Drink

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·24 July 2026

A silhouette of a derelict Brighton West Pier in the sea at sunset, with birds flying around and a visible pink and blue sky.

The West Pier: How Brighton's Beloved Victorian Landmark Became a Ruined Icon

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·26 June 2026

Two people watch a monitor displaying an interior scene with furniture and a partial view of a person.

£30,000 Grants Launched for Brighton Charitable Organisations to Upskill Next Generation of Creatives

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·23 June 2026

A singer with long hair and a red hat, holding a microphone while performing on stage with purple and green lighting, raises his left hand making the peace sign.

Msb Mario "El Niño de la Pili" Arrives in Brighton as Spoken Word Finds a New Standard-Bearer

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·15 June 2026

A large, curved white building with many windows and intricate architectural details stands beside a paved road with cars parked along the curb.

How One Planning Officer Saved the North Laine from Bulldozers and Created Bohemian Brighton

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·10 June 2026

A blue circular plaque from the City of Brighton & Hove commemorating Sake Dean Mahomed, a Shampooing Surgeon who opened Indian Medicated Vapour Baths in 1821.

Sake Dean Mahomed: The Indian Surgeon Who Taught Brighton to Shampoo and Served Two Kings

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·10 June 2026

A white domed monument with columns stands on a concrete base overlooking a vast green landscape with a distant town and ocean under a clear blue sky.

The Chattri: Brighton's Forgotten Memorial to the Indian Soldiers of World War I

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·3 June 2026

A long shot of an empty train track running alongside a fenced walkway, with white buildings visible on a hill in the background.

World’s First Electric Railway Still Runs on Brighton’s Seafront

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·3 June 2026

The Doctor Who Invented the British Seaside: How Richard Russell Turned a Fishing Village Into England's Most Fashionable Resort

Brighton Magazine· Brighton·3 June 2026

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