Cupid’s Dart In ancient Greece Eros, believed to be the son of Aphrodite, goddess of love, was worshipped as the god of lust and love. However, he also liked to play malicious tricks and wreak havoc on human affairs. His … Continued
Henry Willett was one of the founding fathers of Brighton Museum. Among the many things he gave to the Museum was a collection of popular pottery, the cups and plates and mantelpiece ornaments used by everyday people at the end … Continued
Geology and Biology Salt is the only edible rock, one of its many contradictions. The mineral is formed by the violent coupling of sodium, a highly volatile metal that bursts into flames on contact with water and chlorine, a poisonous … Continued
Looking back to this time last year I would have just begun my A level Examinations, during those months all I wanted was some good luck and for all my hard work to pay off. While sitting on a bench … Continued
On Thursday 5 May registered electors in Brighton & Hove will have the chance to vote in both a local election and a national referendum. The decisions they make will determine the way the city is run for the next … Continued
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