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Excerpts from the recently-published book

Author Graham Greene was born in Hertfordshire. Catholic religiousthemes are at the root of much of his writing, especially the fourmajor novels: Brighton Rock,The Power and the Glory,The Heart ofthe Matter, andThe End of the Affair. Greene suffered from bipolardisorder and his parents were first cousins.

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Hattie Stewart is a young, London-based illustrator with a vibrant, cheeky style. A self-professed professional doodler, her unique andplayful illustration extends itself through art and fashion - having worked with designers such as House of Holland, Marc Jacobs, and adidas.In recent years, her notoriety has increased due to a project entitled doodle-bombing - in which she draws over the covers of influentialpublications such as Interview, Vogue, i-D and Playboy. She has become one of the worlds most-sought-after illustrators and has worked withKylie Minogue, the Oscars, Pepsi Max, MTV, Lovebox, and Poppy Lissiman. Her second solo show opens at 6pm tonight (Friday) at No WallsGallery 114 Church Street, Brighton. In a larger, renovated gallery space, the show includes a series of 100 new illustrations. The exhibitionruns until November 15; admission is free. For more information, visit: www.nogallerys.com.

PATTERN,SHAPE,FLUIDITY,VERSIONSWinnersof theBrightonandHove Older Peoples Awards- part of Older Peoples Dayactivities across the city -were announced yesterday(Thursday) at the HiltonBrighton Metropole.The awards - organised

by Impact Initiatives,the Sussex charity, andsupported by Brighton& Hove Independent -are a celebration of theachievements of people over50 and the contributionsthey make, or have made.Winners included:

Adele Percival, a 92-year-old Tai Chi instructorwho won the Full of Lifeaward; Jan Imich, who won theBridging the GenerationalGap award for hisinspirational school visitsto share his experiences ofbeing a prisoner of war; Udita Everett, who runsfive singing groups andorganised a communitysinging event duringlast years Older PeoplesDay activities, won theContribution to CreativeArts category; Cathy Ives, who set up acreative writing group atthe St Johns Centre inHove,won the Contribution toEducation category;

Joint winners of theBiggest Contribution to theCommunity award wereBarbara Fisher and JuneStenning, who set up aknitting group in Portsladein 2008, which they havebeen coordinating untilrecently; Tree Geeson, 74, won theCelebrating Grandparentscategory. Not only did MsGeeson personally help todeliver her granddaughter,Jessica, she has alsosupported her through anumber of health problemsand has given her daughteradditional support, aftershe was diagnosed withMS; Doris Ndebele, whorecently retired as chiefofficer at BrightonsBlack and MinorityEthnic CommunityPartnership after 15 yearsof outstanding service,won the coveted Duke ofRichmond Award; A Special ImpactAward was won by AngieWalker, 67, who hasbeen volunteering in theHangleton and Knoll areafor more than five years.

For more information aboutImpact Initiatives, visit:impact-initiatives.org.uk.

Celebrating older people in our city

A SussexUniversityacademic hasbeen appointedto a team ofseven economistswho will adviseJeremy Corbyn,the new leader ofthe Labour Party.In an article

yesterday,MarianaMazzucato gavesome early thoughts on the future direction of Labourpolicy.She wrote: We must drop the false dichotomy of

governments versus markets and begin to think moreclearly about the market outcomes we want.For starters, we must invest in education, human

capital, technology, and research.She talks about raising wages and the standards of

living, and making the tax system more progressive.Ms Mazzucato is a professor in Economics of

Innovation at the University of Sussex, and advisespolicy makers around the world on economic growth.

A meeting at Brighton andHove City Council willbe held at the BrightonCentre for the first timelater this month.The decision to change

the venue from BrightonTown Hall came afterconcern from disabilitycampaigners that the townhall was not accessibleto all.Campaign leaders

Steven Devote andGeraldine Des Moulins,said it was undemocraticto hold meetings that arenot open to all.As a result, the next

full council meeting, onOctober 22, will be held atthe Brighton Centre.Hove Town Hall, which

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Source data produced by Land Registry Crown copyright 2015

The average price of ahome in Brighton andHove is 350,690 - justbelow the peak reportedin June at the start of thesummer selling season.According to official

Land Registry data, atotal of 483 homes -with an aggregate valueof 169,383,475 - werebought and sold inAugust; the average pricewas 350,690, 4.4% higherthan the 335,807 averagein August last year.The detailed breakdown

for each type of propertysold was: 49 detached homes,with a total valueof 25,888,370 andan average price of528,334. The mostexpensive - at 1,000,000- was 4A Preston ParkAvenue, Brighton, BN16HJ;

74 semi-detachedhomes, with a totalvalue of 30,416,744and an average price

of 411,037. The mostexpensive - at 930,000- was 48 WalsinghamRoad, Hove, BN3 4FF;

123 terrace homes,with atotal value of 50,635,055and an average priceof 411,667. The mostexpensive - at 1,325,000- was 15A CliftonTerrace,Brighton, BN1 3HA;

238 flats andapartments, with a totalvalue of 62,443,306

and an average priceof 263,474. The mostexpensive - at 810,000 -was Flat 82, Argus Lofts,Robert Street, Brighton,BN1 4AY.

For all the latest LandRegistry data, seethe Brighton & HoveIndependent website.Visit:brightonandhoveindependent.co.uk.

Average price of a home tops 350,000...as two-bedThe 10 most expensive homes in August

1,325,000 15A Clifton Terrace, Brighton, BN1 3HA (Terrace)

1,000,000 4A Preston Park Avenue, Brighton, BN1 6HJ (Detached)

950,000 24 The Droveway, Hove, BN3 6LE (Detached)

945,000 40 Hill Drive, Hove, BN3 6QL (Detached)

930,000 48 Walsingham Road, Hove, BN3 4FF (Semi-detached)

899,995 15 Mallory Road, Hove, BN3 6TB (Detached)

899,950 28 Gorham Avenue, Rottingdean, Brighton, BN2 7DP (Detached)

888,000 154 Springfield Road, Brighton, BN1 6DG (Terrace)

880,000 13 Friar Road, Brighton, BN1 6NG (Semi-detached)

860,000 42 Tongdean Road, Hove, BN3 6QE (Detached)

Most expensive: 15A Clifton Terrace sold for 1,325,000

EXCLUSIVE by Greg Hadfield@BrightonIndy

Month All properties Detached Semi- detached Terrace Flat/apartment

January 2015 325,876 518,048 417,166 393,064 256,769

February 2015 325,167 449,940 350,682 423,365 256,650

March 2015 343,546 684,707 410,625 393,937 256,967

April 2015 329,037 449,600 413,098 437,440 250,697

May 2015 345,591 622,742 391,520 374,709 268,216

June 2015 352,176 612,616 396,249 435,732 267,007

July 2015 344,940 530,531 396,487 391,584 271,643

August 2015 350,690 528,334 411,037 411,667 263,474

Monthly average property prices


An artists impression of what the 250m BrightonMarina development will look like

Eventually, there will be 853 homes on the 126-acre site

droom apartments at Brighton Marina cost 461,000>> Continued from page 1

Not everyone is excited;some are downrightunhappy.One campaigner -

worried by the effect onproperty prices that arealready prohibitive tomany and concerned bythe towering scale of thebuildings - has warnedabout a possible AbuDhabi by the Sea.Robert Powell, who

spearheaded a long legalbattle aimed at haltingthe development, quotedMichael El-Kassir,general manager of GREInternational, who hasreportedly said: Giventhat 35% of the demandfor the Brighton Marinaproject is expected to arisefrom foreign investors,the high value-for-moneydevelopment presents

a lucrative businessopportunity for UAE(United Arab Emirates)investors looking tobenefit from the positivemomentum dominatingthe UKs real estate at thistime.Mr Powell has despaired

of planners and politiciansof all parties. Is everyonemesmerised by theprospect of 11 tower blocksrising in the Marina thatcould come to resembleAbu-Dhabi-by-the-Sea?The development was

a star attraction at theRiyadh Real Estate andUrban DevelopmentExhibition in May.GRE Assets said they

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great comedy in the cityFriday, October 9Opening Night Gala8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

Saturday, October 10Comedy Club 4 Kids2pmKomedia Main Space

David ODoherty:We Are All in the Gutter,But Some of us Are Looking atDavid ODoherty7.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

James Acaster: Represent7.30pm - SOLD OUTBrighton Dome Studio

Frisky & Mannish: Just Too Much9.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Simon Evans: In The Money9.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Sunday, October 11David ODoherty:We Are All in the Gutter,But Some of us Are Looking atDavid ODoherty5.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Sam Simons:Spaghetti For Breakfast7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Jeremy Hardy Live8pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Felicity Ward:What If There Is No Toilet?9.15pmBrighton Dome Studio

Wednesday, October 14Dara O Briain: Crowd Tickler8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

Steve Bugeja: Day Release8.30pmKomedia Studio Bar

Thursday, October 15Angela Barnes: Come As You Are7pmKomedia Studio Bar

Andrew ONeill: Mindspiders7.30pmThe Old Market Theatre

Goose: KABLAMO7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Frankie Boyle:Hurt Like Youve Never Been Loved

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Patrick Kielty: HELP!8pmKomedia Downstairs

Tom Allen: Both Worlds8.30pmKomedia Studio Bar

Andy Zaltzman: Satirist For Hire9.15pmBrighton Dome Studio

Friday, October 16Rhys James: Remains7pmKomedia Studio Bar

Ed Byrne: Outside, Looking In7.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Hardeep Singh Kohli:Big Mouth Strikes Again7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

The Guardian Live:Football Weekly8pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Joanna Neary: Faceful Of Issues8.30pmKomedia Studio Bar

Jason Byrne: 20 Years A Clown9.30pmThe Old Market Theatre

Rich Halls Hoedown9.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

The Thinking Drinkers Guide to the Legends of Liquor9.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Saturday, October 17John Lloyd:Emperor of the Prawns7.30pmThe Old Market Theatre

Max & Ivan: The End7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Sean Kelly: Live!7.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Best of the Fest8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

Boothby Graffoe9.30pmThe Old Market Theatre

The Thinking Drinkers Guide to the Legends of Liquor9.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Tommy Tiernan:Alive in Brighton9.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Sunday, October 18No Such Thing As A Fish5pmBrighton Dome Studio

Stuart Goldsmith: An Hour7pmKomedia Studio Bar

Sarah Kendall: A Day In October7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Tommy Tiernan:Out of the Whirlwind8pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Phil Jerrod8.30pmKomedia Studio Bar

Tuesday, October 20Pippa Evans:There Are No Guilty Pleasures7pmKomedia Studio Bar

Patrick Kielty: Help!8pmKomedia Main Space

Michael Legge: Tell It Like It Is, Steve8.30pmKomedia Studio Bar

Wednesday, October 21Fred MacAulay: Twenty Fifteen7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Beardyman: One Album Per Hour8pmThe Old Market Theatre

Dara O Briain: Crowd Tickler8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

Squawker Awards: Final8pmKomedia Studio Bar

Sofie Hagen: Bubblewrap9.15pmBrighton Dome Studio

Thursday, October 22Nina Conti: In Your Face7.30pm - SOLD OUTBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Brett Goldstein: Burning Man7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Beardyman: One Album Per Hour8pmThe Old Market Theatre

BIG CHEER for Amaze!8pmKomedia Downstairs

Lee Nelson: Suited and Booted9.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Myra DuBois: Self AdMyra9.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Friday, October 23Bridget Christie: A Book For Her7.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Alfie Moore: The Naked Stun7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Richard Herring: Happy Now?7.30pmThe Old Market Theatre

Milton Jones and the Temple of Daft8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

Joe Lycett: Thats The Way A-Ha, A-Ha,Joe Lycett9.30pm - SOLD OUTBrighton Dome Studio

Rob Beckett: Mouth of the South9.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Saturday, October 24Festival of The Spoken Nerd:Just For Graphs7.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Nish Kumar:Long Word, Long Word, Blah Blah Blah Im so Clever7.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

The Beau Zeaux:An Improvised Comedy7.30pmThe Old Market Theatre

Best of the Fest8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

Funny Women8pmKomedia Studio Bar

Margaret Thatcher: Queen Of Soho9.30pmBrighton Dome Corn Exchange

Nick Helm:Masterworks in Progress9.30pmBrighton Dome Studio

Friday, October 23One Man Breaking Bad8pmBrighton Dome Concert Hall

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Goodmoney has launchedits citywide gift voucherscheme to supportindependent localbusinesses.The start-up social

enterprise has alreadyattracted more than 140businesses to take part. Itaims to sell 100,000-worthof vouchers in the run-upto Christmas, promoting

them as the perfect present.Participating retailersinclude HiSbe, LagoonWatersports, BoulderBrighton, and Kooksrestaurant.Inspired by the Lewes

Pound and the BristolPound, Goodmoney willtake advantage of whateconomists call thelocal multiplier effect -increasing prosperity byencouraging money to staycirculating within the cityrather than being sucked

out by big companiesand chain stores. The giftvoucher industry in theUnited Kingdom is worthan estimated 5 billion ayear.To mark the start of a

#SwitchLocal campaign,Caroline Lucas, the GreenMP for Brighton Pavilion,presented 25 gift vouchersto winners of a childrensart competition (pictured):Elijah Oakeshott, DaisyStansfield, Nola Player,and Rio Carroll. Ms Lucassaid: This scheme willkeep money in the localeconomy and help buildupon Brightons globalreputation as a centre forenterprise and creativity.Dan Webb, Goodmoneys

managing director, said:Goodmoney gift vouchersare a great example of whatBrighton and Hoves localbusinesses can achievewhen they come together.

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It has been an amazingyear for Brighton DigitalFestival. During Septemberthe festival had a record-breaking 186 events,ranging from conferencesand meet-ups, music andcomedy, workshops andexhibitions, and a wholelot more.The diversity of events

that celebrate digitalculture has allowedBrighton Digital Festivaland the dedicatedcommunity of eventorganisers to reachout to an audience ofthousands - giving themthe opportunity to open upto new experiences, ideas,and connections.When I joined as festival

manager in 2013, thefestivalhadneverinternallycommissioned educationor art programming nowafter the second year ofprogramming, and supportfromLaurenceHill, our arts

coordinator, and DonnaComerford, educationcoordinator I can proudlysay that the festival isnow commissioning newwork that resonates withaudiences on a global scale.The Waiting Wall by

Alan Donohoe and StevenParker, which was selectedas a 2014 newformscommission, has drawnunprecedented coverageand engagement from thepublic.The project receivedmore than 230,000 pageviews on its website inSeptember alone, and over10,000 messages that wereshared in the BrightonStation screen installationand online.While The Waiting Wall

attracted messages of love,loss, regret, and joy, themessage I got from theproject is that there is agreat desire from the publicto reach out, connect, andshare.The feedback and

coverage that BrightonDigital Festival hashad this year points tothe festival supportingBrightons reputation as a

hub of digital excellence.I strongly believe that athriving digital economy isachievable only when thereis considered investmentinto the cultural landscapeof a region - allowingpeople to engage withinan environment thatencourages innovation,creativity, and risk-taking.Brighton Digital Festival

has worked hard toencourage these values inboth our arts and educationprogramming. Highlightsfrom our education strandincluded working with

the Royal Institution todeliver a series of creativecomputing masterclasses,to supporting the Spark!Brighton conference, inexploring how technologycan enable bettereducational experiences.These are excellent

examples of how theprivate and public sectorscan work together to makeamazing things happen.With austerity measures

stretching out indefinitelyon both a regional andnational level, it has beenencouraging to see so

many of this years festivalevents arise as a public/private collaboration - justlike the festival itself.This year Brighton

Digital Festival wasmade possible throughcore funding throughArts Council Englandand generous supportfrom private enterprises,

including our PremierSponsor EDF Energy.As I look to the future of

Brighton Digital Festival,my hope is thatwe continueto showcase the incrediblepassion and creativity ofthe people in our region,and champion the city as aglobally renowned hub ofoutstanding digital culture.

Looking back and to the future of Brighton Digital Festival

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Celebrity support forhospice art initiative

David Cameron, FrankSkinner, Julian Clary,Alan Titchmarsh, TonyRobinson, and GraysonPerry are some of thecelebrities who haveproduced a piece of art fora Martlets Hospice auction.It is part of the Top

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Celebrating the Community Chest Awards outside HangletonManor

Some of the mostinspirational volunteersin Sussex received theirshare of 21,500 at theCommunity Chest Awards2015 last week.The chest is funded

by brewer Hall andWoodhouse, which ownsa string of pubs in thecounty, and is supportedby Sussex Newspapers, thepublisher of the Brighton& Hove Independent.On Friday, September

25, the Hangleton Manorin Hove hosted the eighthannual awards,whichwereattended by 80 people fromacross Sussex includingdignitaries, volunteers,and representatives frommore than 30 charities andgood causes.Mark Woodhouse, Hall

and Woodhouse chairman,led the proceedings onthe night revealing thathis company, which hasbeen in his family for

seven generations since itsfoundation, had decided toaid more groups than everbefore.He said: It was a record

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Lose control with Chantelsnew pantheon of rock riffs

Mad scientists of pop bringparody show to the Dome

Brightons rock fans, livemusic lovers and aspiringmusicians can lookforward to a performanceby Chantel McGregor thismonth.The guitarist and

singer-songwriter is set toperform with her band atKomedia, Gardner Street,on Thursday, October 29,as part of her Lose ControlTour.After four years of

touring and plenty offestival appearances,Chantel returns with tennew tracks. These aimto salute contemporaryrock while showing thesongwriters transitionfrom conventional blues toa bolder rock sound withprogressive influences.Together the songs form

Chantels latest album,Lose Control, which isreleased on Friday, October9.LoseControl sees Chantel

channelling her guitarplaying and songwritinginto an exciting pantheonof rock crescendos andriffs that aim to leave herdevout blues rock fan basein awe. The album shouldalso take fans on a sonicjourney, moving into newmusical territory, whileexploring Chantels currentobsession with all thingsSouthern Gothic.Chantel said: My

interpretation of SouthernGothic is the loss ofcontrol, either spiritually,physically (through otherpeople or substances), oremotionally.I drew on this theme a

lot throughout the album,hence the title Lose Control.I wanted the sound andemotion of the album toreflect the concept, so Ijuxtaposed heavy, guitarriff-based, dark tracks withhaunting, emotive acoustictracks, while tying themtogether with the lyricalthemes of desperationand loss so often seen inSouthern Gothic fiction.The album was recorded,

mixed and mastered atLivingstone Browns studioin Brixton over six months.Livingstone Brown,

(Ed Sheeran, Bryan Ferry,Robin Tro er), pla ed the

majority of the bass onthe album, with Chantelplaying small parts, andher touring drummer KeithMcPartling, playing drumsfor the whole album.Chantel said: I did the

vocals, backing vocals, allguitar parts, arrangementsand some production. Webrought in two amazingstring players - CharlieBrown on the violin andChris Worsey on thecello. I really enjoyed thecreativity the studio gaveme and loved venturinginto the production andarrangement sides of it,which I will definitelybe doing more of in thefuture.

Advance tickets are 14(plus booking fee) from01472 349 222 or visit:wwwchantelmcgregor com

Since 2008, Frisky andMannish have beenpeddling their peculiarbrand of musical comedycabaret all over the world.Theyve appeared at the

Edinburgh Festival Fringeto great acclaim,the SydneyOpera House, MelbourneComedy Festival, AdelaideFringe Festival, NewZealand International ArtsFestival, New York, Berlin,Perth, and Singapore.Touring the UK several

times, headlining inLondons West End,the pair stormed theShepherds Bush Empire,which was featured onBBC2s The Culture Show,and performed live tomillions on BBC Radio 1.Now Frisky and Mannish

are back with a brand-newtour.Theyre all grown up

and their barely-consciousre-coupling should markthe beginning of a newpop-comedy -mashup-

infotainment era.Celebrated for a

style of parody thatuses cleverly craftedand well-receivedobservations onpop music, Friskyand Mannish havebeen called themad scientists ofpop, mixing unlikelysolutions fromincompatible artistsand distilling entiregenres into theirseparate elements.The show, which

is part of BrightonComedy Festivalwill be held at TheCorn Exchange onSaturday, October 10(9.30pm).

Tickets for the show cost16.50.There is a 2 perorder charge.Additionalpostage charges apply.The show is for people aged15 and over.For more details call 01273

709709,email [email protected] or visitbrightondome.org.Follow the Dome onTwitter @brightdome orvisit www.facebook.com/brightondome.

Chantel McGregor (Photograph: Keith Newhouse)


Spectacular Elvis tribute celebrates Kings career

Dramatic dance piecewill exploreyoungmans dreams andmemories

One Night of Elvis starringLee Memphis King atBrightons Theatre Royalon Sunday, October 18, willoffer proof positive of Leesgreat belief.Elvis just had it all!Its fast approaching 40

years since Elvis death.But a great song is a

great song no matter howlong ago, and he just sanggreat songs, Lee says. Hewas the greatest star. Hehad everything in spades.He had a great voice, andhe looked great. He hadgreat stage presence. Hewas a real star.Any song he liked he

recorded. I would saythere was no formula, butmaybe the formula was justliking what he sang. He didrock n roll and R&B andgospel and country, a greatmixture.Lee was ten when Elvis

died. He remembers theday well, his mum callingup with the sad news. Leewas already a fan.I was always trying to

imitate his voice from the

age of about five. I havealways been able to imitatepeople for as long as I canremember. I always wantedto imitate his voice, andI always wanted to go onstage. Id been trying to dothat forever.But the question was

how to achieve that dream a question answered with

the advent of the internet.I didnt have a clue

about how to get intoshow business. Thereare no manuals. Nobodyis going to tell you how,and nobody is going tolet you in. But once theinternet came along andpeople started developingwebsites, then I was ableto send off recordings topromoters and to start tomake progress. Before that,it was just how the hell doyou let people know whatyou want to do? I just hadno idea. All I had was thisfeeling I had to be on stage.I sent off recordings and

somebody was ill and theopportunity came up. I wasasked if I would go andsing at someones birthdayparty in Germany.That wasmy first-ever performance.Somebodys sister hadwanted an Elvis tributefor her brothers birthdayparty. It was scary. It wasas scary as you would

imagine and then ten timesthat, and then after thatI entered a contest, backwhen I used to think thatcontests were credible anduseful. That was in about2005. It was at the time thelargest contest in the worldfor Elvis tributes. I wonit, and after that I startedperforming regularly.He has been touring ever

since.Lee hasnt much time

for the tributes andimpersonators that turnup for Elvis conteststhese days: They are likecaricatures of what theythink Elvis should be like.

He did a contest muchmore recently, and it wasan awful experience: Itwas just stereotypicalElvis impersonators, fatdads with dyed black hair.Thats not the way to do

it: You have just got to lookat the man, look at the filmof him performing.Lee reckons Elvis was at

his peak from 68 to 72, thecomeback after nine yearsof awful films.Elvis hated the films,

and I cant watch themeither.But he came back at

his best, Lee believes:He looked great. He wassinging great.His decline was only

in the last 18 months ofhis life, the result of amix of ailments and theprescription drugs he wastaking for them: It wasthat combination that gothim in the end, I think.But, as Lee says, there

was a TV programme thatexamined his genes anddetermined that with hisdodgy ticker, he was alwayslikely to die sometimearound then anyway

Visit www.leememphisking.com to find out more.The show starts at 7.30pm.Tickets cost 20.50 to24.90.Call 0844 871 7650 orvisit www.atgtickets.com/brighton.

Akram Khans DESH was aninstant hit with audiencesand critics alike when it wasfirst presented in 2011.Now,AkramKhanCompany

and Theatre-Rites directorSue Buckmaster have adaptedthis much-loved productionto create Chotto Desh forchildrenagedsevenplus - andit is coming to Brighton.Chotto Desh, meaning

small homeland, draws onAkrams unique quality ofcross-cultural storytelling,creating a compelling tale ofa young mans dreams andmemories from Britain toBangladesh.Using a magical mix of

dance, text, visuals, andsound,ChottoDesh celebratesthe resilience of the humanspirit in the modern worldand promises to be a thrillingand poignant dance theatreexperience.Akram Khan Company is

one of the foremost innovativedancecompanies in theworld.Inspired by Akram Khans

early training in the Indianclassical dance form Kathak,and the hybrid language thatorganically emerged whenAkrams kathak trainingencountered contemporarydance, the company is fuelled

by a desire to learn and createthrough collaboration withthe best people across all thedisciplines in the arts.The company has a major

international presence andenjoys busy tours that reachout to many cultures andpeoples across the globe.Akram Khan has been

the recipient of numerousinternational dance awards,the most notable being anOlivier Award for his soloproductionDESH.Chotto Desh is co-

commissioned by MOKODance, Akram KhanCompany, Sadlers Wells,DanceEast,Thtre de la VilleParis,Maison de la Danse /Biennale de la Danse de Lyon,Mercat de les Flors Barcelona

and StratfordCircusArts.Supported by Arts Council

England, MOKO Dance is anational dance partnershipdedicated to opening the eyesof children and their familiesto the power of dance.The performance, set to

take place at the BrightonDome Corn Exchange, onTuesday, October 27, will beaccompaniedbyMOKODanceworkshops and activities.Suitable for an inspiring

family day out - its a must-see.

Shows start at 2.30pm and5pm.Tickets from 6.For more information,call 01273 709709, [email protected] visit brightondome.org.

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The Easy SpeakinSpeakeasy7.30pm, 8 on the doorOtherplace Brighton, BN1 4AJ@OtherplaceBTNThe Easy Speakin Speakeasybrings to you some of thefreshest live Hip-Hop &Spoken Word that Brightonhas to offer.

The Miser2.30pm/7.45pm, 8/9New Venture Theatre, BN1 2PT@nvt_brightonUntil October 10. A brightand modern adaptation ofMolires classic Frenchfarce. Will the Miser hold ontight to his money or will itbe prised out of his graspinghands?

Krater Comedy Club8pm, 16.50-29.Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonAward-winning comedywith top international andUK comedians. Acts are JoeRowntree, Mick Ferry, AndyAskins and MC StephenGrant. Doors 7pm.

The Maydays: Tonights topStory8pm, 10 (8 concessions)Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonComedy cabaret withunreserved cabaret seating.The maximum group size fora table is four. Doors 7.30pm.

Too Darn Soulful11pm, 5Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonClub night. Too Darn Soulful,the monthly Northern Soulsession, returns whenSwifty, The Dancing Master,is joined by The Grandaddyof Northern Soul, PaddyShevlin. Special guests everymonth.

SATURDAY

Krater Comedy Club7pm/10.30pm, 24-36.50.Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonAward-winning comedywith top international andUK comedians. Acts are JoeRowntree, Mick Ferry, AndyAskins and MC Stephen

Grant. Doors 6pm/10pm.

Many Loves Masquerade8pm, 10 (12 on door)Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN13FE@Rialto_BrightonAn event that welcomespolyamorous, open andLGBT+ folk. A night ofdecadence and dancing withlive burlesque acts and thefinest jazz, electro swing andqueer alternative music.

SUNDAY

Paddy McGuinness,Daddy McGuinness7.30pm, 21.40-28.90Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD@TheatreRoyalBTNStarting in September thisyear, the star of ITVs TakeMe Out will return to hisperforming roots, with hisfirst stand-up comedy toursince 2011.

Our Brighton Hippodromebenefit: The Golden Years ofThe Theatre3pm, 10 (8 concessions)Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonA talk by Nigel Nevinsonabout his mother, NancyNevinson, who worked asan actress in eight decadeswith many of the greatest

actors and actresses of thetwentieth century. The talkshows how the theatre haschanged from the 1930s tothe present day.

Jo Neary and Dyball andKerr8pm, 5Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonA radio recording of lastyears hit stage comedy. Thisis character comedy at itsfinest.

from September 18 20.MONDAY

James Bay7pm, 21

PaddyMcGuinness returns tohis performing

The winner of this yearsFosters EdinburghComedy Award (BestNewcomer), SofieHagen, brings her newshow Bubblewrap tothe Brighton Dome onOctober 21 (9.15pm).The Danish comedian

aims to tackle taboosubjects with charm andsensibility, bullet-prooftiming and an amiablepersonality.What is it like to have

a winners mentalitybut not a winnersconfidence? To be aninsecure but arrogantteenager, living in abubble and discoveringthat adults lie?In her debut hour,

Bubblewrap, Sofiediscusses mental health,body image, fightingthe system, a showercabinet...andWestlife.Revered in her home

country, Sofie waschosen to perform atthe prestigious 1700+capacity Royal OperaHouse for the DanishComedy Gala in 2012as The New Hopes of

Comedy.Shortly thereafter she

moved to London and thenominations and awardshave since been floodingin.Tickets cost 10. Call

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Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeSoulful singer-songwriterJames Bay heads to theBrighton Dome. The 23-year-old musician from Hitchinbecame one of the mosttalked about new artists in2014.

Tom Russell7.30pm, 18Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonTom Russells songs havebeen recorded by such iconsas Johnny Cash, Dave VanRonk and Jerry Jeff Walker.

Euros Childs and support7.30pm, 11

Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonA Welsh musician andsongwriter, best known asthe frontman for the bandGorkys Zygotic Mynci.

TUESDAY

Die Fledermaus7.45pm, 21.40-43.90Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD@TheatreRoyalBTNOpera & Ballet Internationalpresents an Ellen Kentproduction with internationalsoloists, highly praisedchorus and full orchestra.

Goldenvoice presents:GENGAHR7.30pm, 8Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonAn alternative four-piecefrom London playing melodicpsychpop.

Brighton Comedy Festival:Squawker Heats8pm, 6Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonBrightons new actcompetition returns with aseries of heats, culminatingin the final during BrightonComedy Festival. In

association with The JillEdwards Comedy Workshop.For details visit www.brightoncomedyfestival.com.

WEDNESDAY

The Waiting Room8pmOtherplace Brighton, BN1 4AJ@OtherplaceBTNNew Brighton companyBow and Arrow Theatre inassociation with Otherplacebring you an adaptation andinterpretation of John Fowlescerebral feast: The Magus.

Skips After School Club Horrible Histories4pm, 6Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD@TheatreRoyalBTNA fun and informal afterschool session for 6-10 yearolds. Includes warm upgames, Horrible Historiesthemed drama and craftactivities, squash andbiscuits and a look on stage.

Carmen7.45pm, 21.40-43.90Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD@TheatreRoyalBTNOne of the most famous andseductive operas of all time,Bizets irresistibly emotionalCarmen guarantees anevening of passion andromance.

Portrait7.30pm, 12 (10 concessions)Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeA frank, funny and provactivelook at the trials andtribulations of modern life,seen through the eyes of ayoung black woman.

Xiu Xiu plays the music ofTwin Peaks7.30pm, 12Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrighton

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THURSDAY

The Rat Pack VegasSpectacular Show7.45pm, 19.90-25.90Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD@TheatreRoyalBTNIts fun all the way as thePurveyors of Cool swing intotown with a sensational show,featuring a live orchestra and

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3 Gone Blonde9pm, 13.50Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road,BN1 3FE@Rialto_BrightonAn all new, all blondeevening of true diva style.Marilyn Monroe, Doris Dayand Dusty Springfield thisintimate cabaret show takesyou through the 50s, 60sand 70s with three of thebiggest stars of all time.

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19. Porter carrying too much weight! (5)

21 & 3Dn. A heady device for picking up a signal! (3-5)

Fill in the white squares with numbers 1 to 9. Each horizontal block must add up to the number in the shaded square to its left, and each vertical block to the number above. Numbers may be used once in each block.Last weeks solutions:

Kakuro

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9 8

15 4 5

7 10 8

9 23

22

20

12 10 11

6 5 12

13 10

12 11

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4 9 9 8 77 2 3 6 4 5

6 5 2 8 14 3 1 7 5 29 7 3 9 5 2

3 1 8 9 67 2 6 7 3 1

3 1 6 8 5 96 2 5 2 9

3 6 5 7 7 14 2 1 4 5

1. Wooing (9)8. Self (3)9. Successor (11)

11. Respire (7)12. Mistake (5)13. At one (6)15. Fame (6)17. Pulls (5)18. Lift up (7)20. Sincerity (11)22. Iniquity (3)23. Resolve (9)

2. Poem (3)3. Pamphlet (5)4. Obeyed (6)5. Go before (7)6. Worsen (11)7. Consistency (9)

10. Plight (11)11. Vast (9)14. Made certain (7)16. Turn back (6)19. Come in (5)21. Boy (3)

CirclegramReplace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be arranged to form words on a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

Last weeks solutions:

ES

LL

E A L

I A

N

T OI R

IC

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The letter represented by the question mark is M. Williams, Mauresmo, Martinez, all former Wimbledon Ladies singles champions.

AlphamuddleRearrange the letters in the grid B to make five words that read both across and down. Five letters have been placed to start you off.

C

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Last weeks solutions:Trips, Radii, Idled, Piece, Sides.

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Last weeks solutions:CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Set-off; 4 Assail; 9 All for nothing; 10 Imparts; 11 Least; 12 Tonic; 14 Cross; 18 Reels; 19 Car-mine; 21 Fair condition; 22 Enlist; 23 Teaser. Down: 1 Static; 2 Telephone bill; 3 Floor; 5 Settler; 6 Animal spirits; 7 Lights; 8 In use; 13 Insects; 15 Trifle; 16 Scene; 17 Leaner; 20 Raise. QUICK - Across: 1 Appear; 4 Proper; 9 Correspondent; 10 Shelter; 11 Occur; 12 Edict; 14 Group; 18 Incur; 19 Inflate; 21 Collaborating; 22 Daring; 23 Chance. Down: 1 Access; 2 Perpendicular; 3 Agent; 5 Rancour; 6 Preoccupation; 7 Retire; 8 Spare; 13 Certain; 15 Winced; 16 Minor; 17 League; 20 Flash.

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MEN AND WOMENSBIKES from 30 brought,sold and repaired,unwanted bikes collect-ed free must be inreasonable condition(01243) 861961

WOK good quality, stillboxed, unwanted gift 5(01243) 574104

POTS 3, green glazednatural colour pattern,width 12", width 10",width 9" ideal for patio orconservatory 10 (01243)574104

HAYNES workshop man-ual, covering VW Golf,Jetta, Scirocco, Golf con-vertible, 1974-1985 7(01243) 574104

VASES clear glass, heavybase, height 10", 13"circular, 4" across 5 thepair (01243) 574104

TABLE refectory type,dark in colour, solidwood, length 48" width27" height 29" 35(01243) 574104

CHRISTMAS tree, luxury6' includes set of lights,decorations availableseparately, 20 ovno.(0779) 0419925

BATHROOM chromecorner cabinet, mirroredfront, vgc, 45. (01243)830443

LADIES BIKE 50 nooffers. Bognor (0792)9249397

COMPOSTER blackplastic, free. Middleton(01243) 585294

CONSERVATORY suittwo chairs, two seatersofa, faun cushions, goodcondition, 100. Felpham(01243) 861172

SCHREIBER four drawerchest, teak, H28" xD17" x W29", 25 ono.(01243) 263976

SCHREIBER doublewardrobe with top cup-board, teak, H73" xD20" x W33", 25 ono.(01243) 263976

COMPUTER desk, pull-out shelf plus printer, 35.Monitor and keyboard,55. (01243) 266753

DISPLAY CABINETVGC, three removableglass shelves, 50.(01243) 866067

THREE SEATER settee,two armchairs in terracot-ta, one recliner, goodcondition, 100. (01243)866067

GARDEN electric Vaxand blower, new, unused,30. (01243) 866692

KEEP FIT side swingstepper excerciser, 10.(01243) 866692

QUALITY jacket black,with tweed black facingssize 20, 15. (01243)866692

VINTAGE terracottarhubarb forcers, 40each. (01243) 543458

ANTIQUE galvanisedwatering cans, 10 each.(01243) 543458TWO Milenco towing mir-rors flat glass, clamp

type, never used, 15.(01243) 825170

TRUMA ultraflow waterpump, assembly unused,30. (01243) 825170

MILENCO double cara-van step aluminium, 10.(01243) 825170

TWO reclining campingchairs, 30 each. (01243)825170

GUEST 'Z'-beds, 20.Bognor (07947) 335102

FIVE different HarryPotter books, as new,20, can deliver locally.Bognor (01243) 870466

SAMSUNG sound barHW-F350 70. 01243781994

7 golf clubs, bag & trolleyG.C 40ono. Midhurst01730 816515

NORFROST 2 cubic ftchest freezer 30. 01243551688

ABRU triple 200m pro-fessional extension lad-der 25. 01243 551688

MENS footjoy blackshoes size 7.5 unworn,still boxed 30.07799641916

UNISEX burberry trenchmac, G.C m/l beige 30.07799641916

LIGHTWEIGHT rampsfold up fit rear of car x 2100ono. 01243 774178

FISHERMAN adjustablechair 25. 01243 774178

CASIO keyboardCTK811 ex 01243789784

DEANS bear current bun9" limited edition of 50VGC 25. 01243 787085

CHARLIE bear limitededition 15" surabhi 40E.C 01243 787085

BRONZE type figuresspelter 6 various designssuit dealer 15lot 01243787085

CATS 5 models somefranklin mint suit dealer10lot 01243 787085

HERMANN zotty bear14" 1950 collector bearnow very rare VGC 50.01243 787085

SOFA G plan 2seaterbeige fabric very comfort-able E.C 95ono.07935330015

LIGHTER motorbikeshape, copper and black2.75"L 10. 01243774735

DOLLS 3 china lifesizehandmade, real hair, fullydressed 50each ono.07826855081

BOSCH logix easiaccess fridge/freezer85x60x60 G.C 90 willsplit 07821337235

LONG sleeved poly-ester/viscose pink dresssize22 10, was 39 new.01428 707512

JAYCEE lattice book-case solid dark oak 75.01243 605493 Selsey

DRESSING table 140cmx 69cm x 44 VGC 35.01243 545411

MENS RALEIGH hybridp4000 aluminum framerear carrier 21speed. G.C40. 01243 673627

ELNA sewing machinewith fittings recently serv-iced 25. 01428 651388

LUXURIOUS bed coverpale blue king size deepstitched nearly new60ono, top brand 01243530955

SILVER plated cham-pagne flutes pair boxednew 20. 01243 531007

M&S light oak Sanomadining table-extends for10 people, 4 chairs-2benches-see website,perfect cond.,-must beseen-call (01903)340833-07815718357

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LARGE carpets, allunused, new, Bertex, 24 x13 175, Supertex 24 x13 195, Wiltex 24 x 13250, All free delivery forquick sale to liquidate. -07710 911332

TRELLIS making Wood8' x 2" x 1", 2 each ,Tel(01903) 230741

WOOD 8ft 3" x 2" 2.50each can deliverTel:01903 230741

WOOD 4" x 2" variouslengths 3.00 per 8'length, can deliverTel:01903 230741

JOISTS 10ft for raisedbeds, herb gardens etc.10 each Tel:01903230741

FENCE-POSTS 8ft &10ft, 3" x 3", 8 each,01903 230741

EMBROIDERY tapastryframe, LawrenceLowering, mahogany, freestanding, in good condi-tion, 25 01903 732193

MAN'S Claud Butlercycle, 14 gears, VGC 6001903 783131

SOLID dark wood refec-tory table 66" x 30" x 1"30 01903 690349

Z BED single mattress10 01903 732193

GARDEN /camping trail-er, drop down back, jock-ey wheel and lights, ex.cond., 95. (01903)761506

GARDEN /camping trail-er, drop down back, jock-ey wheel and lights, ex.cond., 95. (01903)761506

POWERED tile cutter,600 watts with safetyswitch, tilt feature, watercooled blade, 25 01903367815

TEAK table, extends to6' x 3' and 6 foldingchairs, 4 carvers, VGC100 01903 367815

SAGEM plain paper faxmachine, memory direc-tory, speakerphone andcopier, boxed, instruc-tions, new ink, 10 Tel:(01903) 367815

LOTS of net curtains,some cotton, all markedsizes, will split or 20 all.01903 367815

CERAMIC herb growingpot for 6 herbs, fromLakeland, still boxed,only 3 01903 367815

CHROME corner spacesaver stand for shower, 4shelves, not used, stillboxed, 15 01903367815

ELECTRONIC Verniercaliper, 6" mm + inch,new battery fitted, still incase 10 Tel: (01903)248431

SATNAV Garmin, goodcondition, cost 120, sell25 Tel: (01903) 248431

YALE 5 lever, morticedeadlock, new, boxed,not required, 76mm only10 Tel: (01903) 506692

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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984

BRIGHTON & HOVE OUTER AREAS (WAITING,LOADING AND PARKING) AND CYCLE LANESCONSOLIDATION ORDER 2013 AMENDMENT

NO.X 201X (REF TRO-19-2015)

NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove CityCouncil (the Council) proposes to make theabove named Order under the relevant sections ofthe Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended,which if it comes into force will extend the existingdouble yellow lines in Goldstone Crescent on thesouth-west side, south of Woodland Drive to thebus stop, to ensure there is no obstruction to thepedestrian island which is to be installed.

A copy of this Notice, the proposed Order, a planshowing the length of road affected anda statement of the Councils reasons for proposingto make the Order, may be seen online atwww.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. Thesedocuments together with a copy of the existingOrder to be amended may also be examined at theCustomer Service Centres at Bartholomew House,Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, GroundFloor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday10.00am-5.00pm).

All objections and other representations relatingto the proposed Order must be made in writingand all objections must specify the grounds onwhich they are made and should be sent to theExecutive Director Environment, Development &Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, ParkingInfrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Hove,BN3 2LS quoting the TRO reference number or bye-mail to [email protected] online (see details above) no later than23 October 2015. Please ensure you include yourfull name and address.

Dated: 2 October 2015

Executive Director Environment,Development & Housing,Brighton & Hove CityCouncil, c/o ParkingInfrastructure, 2ndFloor, Kings House,Grand Avenue,Hove BN3 2LS.

DINKY HawkerHurricane No 718 in goodcondition but one blademissing on propeller, 40Tel: (01903) 722553

CAR booters, 2 boxesover 30 items, all vgc,mainly china and glass,15 Tel: (01903) 367815

TWO quality matchingdisplay cabinets, 6fttall, 3ft wide, excellentcondition, buyer collects,100 for both Tel: (01903)246369

DOUBLE bed,chrome/silver in excellentcondition, no mattress,30 Tel: (01903) 772454

PAIR quality curtains 92"x 59" each, good, cleancondition, multi coloured,suitable lounge/bedroom25 Tel: (01903) 752621

WOOD offcuts, shelving,planks, various size. idealDIY, carpenters sale, sur-plus ex stock. Tel: (01903)831081

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CHAMPION junior plushorse riding helmet, 6 7/8- 7, hardly used, 12including two whips.(01243) 870466

YONEX tennis racketmid size head, hardlyused, 12, could deliverlocally. Bognor (01243)870466

FUJI Instax mini8 cam-era, still boxed 50.01243 781994

BAMBOO shrubs x 2 6ftin tubs 30each.02392615368

WHEELCHAIR karma tiltin space with headrest,folds for storage 30.01243 379348

DORO MOBILE phone631 3G camera phoneVGC, boxed, charger,instructions, 35. Tel:07999 561803

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LADIES bowling skirts, 2white and 2 grey, size 16,20 01903 520441

MOBILE phone Dorophone Easy 631, white,VGC, hardly used, boxed,charger, instructions,35. Tel: 07999 561803

BOX of 30 good cookerybooks, all types, mainlyhardback, many subjects,25 01903 367815

MICROWAVE oven, 17litre, 700w, only used inoffice for heating drinks,VGC 20 01903 367815

PANASONIC digital,cordless phone, twin unit,complete, boxed, easyuse buttons, grey, VGC15 01903 367815

BOWLS Henselite size 3medium, Taylor Vectorsize 3 heavy, 35 per set01903 261892

INDUSTRIAL work boot,black chelsea style, steeltoecaps, oil resistantsoles, never worn, size10, 10 Tel: (01903)248431

INDUSTRIAL work boot,black chelsea style, steeltoecaps, oil resistantsoles, never worn, size10, 10 Tel: (01903)248431

FOLDING Tri walker withbrakes, height adjustable,as new, can deliver, 3501273 880097

BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCILPLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990

PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990

The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 25/09/2015:

BH2015/03076

Former Municipal Market Circus Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition Application for vari

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