Edition No. 11

Wednesday, 14 October 2026

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Hove to Brighton cycle lane: drop-in Saturday, survey closes 25 October

The council's transport projects team will be by the Peace Statue from 11am to 2pm on Saturday to talk through the Fourth Avenue to West Street plans.

The council’s survey on a two-way cycle lane along the A259 seafront between Fourth Avenue in Hove and West Street in Brighton closes at 11.59pm on Sunday 25 October. Before then, its transport projects team will hold a drop-in on Saturday 17 October, from 11am to 2pm.

The drop-in is on Hove seafront near the Peace Statue and the café, on Kings Road. There is no need to register. It is the last of two in-person sessions; the first was…

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Free lecture at Falmer on how computer models can pick cancer treatment

Professor Simon Mitchell gives his inaugural lecture on virtual tumours at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. It's free and open to all, but you need to book.

Simon Mitchell, a cancer researcher at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, will give a free public lecture at Falmer on Thursday 19 November. His subject is how computer simulations can predict the best cancer treatment for each person. It starts at 6.30pm in the Chowen Lecture Theatre and is open to anyone, but places must be booked.

Mitchell is Professor…

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Lost Dog's Juliet & Romeo plays the Corn Exchange from 12 to 14 November

In Ben Duke's piece, Shakespeare's couple didn't die. They are now 40ish and married, and putting on a show about themselves.

Lost Dog Dance brings Juliet & Romeo to Brighton Dome’s Corn Exchange for three performances between Thursday 12 and Saturday 14 November, at 7.30pm.

In this version, Shakespeare’s couple didn’t die. They are now about 40 and married, and at least one of them is in a mid-life crisis. To deal with it they put on a performance about themselves…

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