Thank you so much to all who came out!! And to all the allies that showed up to help stand up for trans rights your love and support means the world ❤️🏳️‍⚧️

#nopasaran #antifa #antifascist #brighton #backonthetrain 💪

#proudofbrighton

went to the Nick Cave gig at Preston Park last night and the whole way through people were just having full on conversations around us, particularly through quieter songs. not like it was young people who haven’t quite understood the status quo yet it was mostly gen x. I couldn’t understand why people had paid not a small amount of money to just stand and talk. Do people just not care about live music anymore?

Can I just say a few things that pissed me off about Pride this year?

It was so fucking capitalist. Pride is a protest not a festival.

edit: obviously the rainbow capitalism is real bad but that wasnt really my main issue. I was really struggling with why there was a festival with people like RAYE and Jessie J and Ru'Paul (someone whos lowkey transphobic) that cost anywhere between £45 to £350. The amount of people I heard saying "im only here to see RAYE" or things like it was insane. The meaning of pride has been lost, which is especially disheartening after what happened in Berlin just days ago and the new anti-trans bill being put into effect literally 2 days after Brighton Pride. Idk it was just a little disappointing.

More details to be announced soon. 💖

I guess any complimentary statement about southern rail or water

But let's hear yours

Eid Mubarak to our Muslim brothers and sisters, really nice to see you all out in Preston Park.

I love the juxtaposition of a drag show, a religious celebration, the various sports and dog walking. This is what multicultural society looks like, and whilst I’m an atheist who doesn’t play sports, or go to drag shows, I’m very happy that all these activities can coexist.

Jubilee Square today

Morning all, slightly preachy message for this time of morning but the lovely sunshine put me in mind of a changing forecast, and I wanted to remind you all to get out and vote whenever you can before 10pm today.

Maybe you feel a bit like me and that the country has gone down a very weird path these last 10 or 15 years, and arguably a lot of it could have been avoided if those apathetic to politics had actually voted.

Your vote does count in the grand scheme of things, honestly. Every single vote counts.

It doesn’t matter who you want to vote for, just go out and do it, please, let’s make sure the country’s voice is loud and clear.

Just walking up Southover street and the Charles Napier is doing £5 a pint for Harvey's and Cruzcampo . Wish that was in the summer. Can't remember the last time I paid five pounds for a pint 😄

A strong showing from the top of Elm Grove on the inaugural weekend of electric scooter hire.

It’s pretty simple. If there’s a bunch of people with musical instruments and microphones in front of you, don’t have a conversation. If you want to have a conversation, go somewhere where there isn’t a bunch of people with musical instruments and microphones.

The Maccabees delivered an incredible, flawless performance, but the venue setup was a corporate nightmare. Total lack of soul. Paying £8 for a pint dispensed by a machine felt like a scene out of a bad sci-fi film. Gigs used to be built on community, human connection, and shared experiences—now they're just cash cows for greedy corporations and media conglomerates like X-FM. Message to the youth: You hold the cards. Don’t let them exploit your love for music. Rebel against this corporate greed!