You know the fenced off building site area in the Pavilion Gardens, right? Now this is not explained or signposted… but if you sneak a look and peek through the fencing, just to the left of the entrance to Brighton … Continued
By the 1920s Brighton Borough Council was becoming increasingly concerned about the high volume of traffic using Western Road. In fact, one particular section of the road was so congested that it had been nicknamed ‘The Dardanelles’ after the narrow strip … Continued
Anyone who saw the BBC’s fascinating Secret History of our Streets series earlier this year will know just how much we can learn about the past from the buildings and neighbourhoods around us. That series focused on London, but the … Continued
The utmost activity is exerted by the workmen engaged in the completion of the riding house, and buildings contiguous to the Pavilion, soon to be the scene of elegant festivity, by the celebration of the Birthday of its illustrious owner. … Continued
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