Get ready for a magical adventure at the Bluebell Railway this May half-term, as we've got TWO family passes up for grabs to the fabulous World Of Wizardry! Travel by steam and into a world of wizardry as Horsted Keynes Station transforms into a spellbinding realm of enchantment and adventure. Normally a bustling hub for steam trains, the station becomes the setting for a magical gathering where witches and wizards of all ages don their robes, clutch their wands, and set off

Thousands of visitors travelled back to the year 1189 over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend as Arundel Castle hosted its first Medieval Festival of 2026.

Open to all ages, this year’s contest introduces a new primary school category, alongside secondary and adult groups.

Healthcare students from the University of Brighton will be on the frontline at this year’s Brighton Marathon Weekend, helping care for runners as they cross the finish line.

Brighton & Hove City Council has confirmed it will be unable to maintain all areas of the seafront this summer, despite securing new funding.

Big adventures don’t always require big maps. Some of the world’s most rewarding destinations are also its smallest—compact countries where you can experience dramatic landscapes, rich culture, and unforgettable food, all within a matter of hours. If you’re short on time but still want maximum impact, these five tiny countries prove that size really isn’t everything. 1. Slovenia Slovenia feels like a greatest-hits album of Europe. Within a couple of hours, you can go from alp

Easter in Europe isn’t just chocolate eggs and a long weekend—it’s a riot of fire, folklore, and centuries-old traditions that range from the deeply spiritual to the downright bizarre. If you time it right, you can experience a side of Europe that feels more like theatre than holiday. Here are five of the most fabulous (and wonderfully quirky) Easter celebrations across the continent. 1. The Fiery “Scoppio del Carro” in Florence In Florence, Easter Sunday comes with an explos

A mental health services provider has assured users it will continue to play an “important role” in supporting people in need, following concerns over changes to services in Brighton.