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Freelance journalist, currently writing for We Love Brighton.

Where to get Brunch in Brighton - We Love BrightonBrunch, a legendary portmanteau of breakfast and lunch greater than the sum of its parts, is an integral part of the weekend, or day off, across the world.

The Best Spa Breaks in and around Brighton - We Love BrightonBubbling Jacuzzis, steamy saunas, and refreshing plunge pools. Spa breaks are the perfect escape from the everyday routine, allowing you to unwind both your body and your mind.

Felix and Friends In Brighton: Review - We Love BrightonFelix and Friends, the award-winning cabaret came to Brighton on Wednesday, November 13th 2024 and here's what we thought...

Boundary Festival: Review - We Love BrightonClaiming to end the festival season with a bang, Boundary Festival runs in late September with DnB, electronic and rave music...

A Guide to Brighton’s Naturist Beach - We Love BrightonAs a liberal city which aims to let everyone enjoy being truly, authentically and unashamedly themselves, it may not come as a surprise to you that Brighton has a naturist, or nudist beach.

Bill’s Bottomless Pancakes in Brighton: Review - We Love BrightonTwo of the finest words in the English language: bottomless pancakes.

Pinot and Picasso In Brighton: Review - We Love BrightonPinot and Picasso in Brighton offer a range of 3-hour painting experiences with top-notch music and a well-stocked bar.

Family Friendly Hotels: 6 Of The Best Bunk Bed Breaks In Brighton - We Love BrightonWhether you’re after bunk-beds with a sea view or more decadent suites with doubles for all, here are family friendly hotels in Brighton.

The Paint Club – Paint And Sip Nights In Rottingdean: Review - We Love BrightonThe Paint Club is the original paint & sip night provider in Brighton and offers regular painting workshops around Brighton.

The Most Instagrammable Photo Spots In Brighton - We Love BrightonTo Instagram or not to Instagram, that is the question. And when you find yourself browsing the idyllic Laines, or strolling along the stunning Sussex coastline, the answer is conclusively: to Instagram.

Where to do Yoga in Brighton - We Love BrightonWith so much to offer as a bustling and dynamic city, the vibrant delights of Brighton life can be equal parts exciting and exhausting! So, if you find yourself needing to recharge and reset after a busy day of shopping, sight-seeing or swimming, a Brighton yoga class may be the perfect way to unwind.

Hannah Woodvine, Author at We Love Brighton

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