GILL BALFOUR

Well it should go to Oscar Wilde of course. From his origins in Dublin to his life in London and Brighton – Oscar certainly lived his...

You may know who this is but perhaps not! She was named the 'mother of fiction' by Virginia Woolf. She's my current obsession and even...

Graham Greene brought out the dark side of Brighton in his cult novel. Above the pier and below the pier is how I would describe the two...

It's not just the historic buildings that give Brighton its identity. What could be better than a promenade along the seafront on a...

Brighton breaks down barriers. It's gay scene is reflected in the culture and colour in this wonderful city. Banksy's image of the two...

Brighton's all about fun. From the pier to the beach and onto the clubs and bars colourful is the best way to describe it. William...

Brighton's roots go back further than the Regency period but it was then that the fun really started. When the flamboyant George, Prince...