Tweet A year on from lockdown 1.0 we may finally be seeing some growth in the retail sector. In a period where some retail giants closed their doors for good, it seemed that this might be the end for the high street as we know it. However, data provided by […]
Read MoreFilm fest attention for Brighton anti-drug campaign
Tweet A Brighton anti-drugs campaign has been shortlisted for its second film festival this year. What’s in Your Pocket is a collaboration of efforts from Sussex Police and University of Brighton’s Bright Young Things marketing agency. The campaign aims to educate people about the increasing dangers of the city’s illegal […]
Read MoreUnited Effort in Fight against City’s Drug Problem
Tweet A new community campaign has been built to educate residents about drug misuse in Brighton and Hove as the city continues to top regional charts. The What’s in Your Pocket project is a collaboration of efforts from Sussex Police and the student led Bright Young Things – as well […]
Read MoreWhere Now For Young People’s Mental Health?
Tweet Britain’s young people are suffering from widespread loneliness and mental health issues, while funding for their services have been cut. Homelessness in young people is also on the rise. So, what support is available for young people, and where can they find it?
Read MoreEvery Carrot Counts in the War on Waste
Tweet Throughout the UK, the most vulnerable in society are struggling to cope with the demands of the pandemic. Rising numbers at food banks means that it is becoming more important than ever to ensure we limit our waste. And it’s not only food that’s causing issues. millions of people […]
Read MoreIs Shopping Local the Future for the Food Industry?
Tweet Long queues, empty shelves and limits on tinned goods. Entering a third lockdown brings understandable concerns, and unwanted memories, of food shortages from the first time around. Couple this with rumours of potential delays on the EU border, could now be the time to re-think how we shop? I […]
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