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Brighton Pride Dog Show

Registration is now open for entry into the 2015 Pride Dog Show.

Brighton Pride Dog Show

IT’S time to fetch your pooches and paw your way to one of Brighton Pride’s most accessible and popular events.

Join the Pride team as they celebrate our four-legged best friends with a day of fun and barking frolics, as dogs and dog lovers come together to shine with Pride.

In association with Coastway Veterinary Group, the Pride Dog show will take place at Hove RFC, Shirley Drive, Hove and will feature awards for numerous categories including top bitch and bitch with the best attitude, retail stalls, a glamorous catwalk doggy fashion show, bar and refreshments.

Coastway Veterinary Group, who have organised and supported the event for some years, will be overseeing all entries and judging each category, ensuring every star pooch gets the recognition their proud paws deserve.

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If you are interested in a stall, click here:

PREVIEW: Brighton Fringe: How Will I Know? by German Munoz

How will I know?Fast-paced modern farce about sham marriages plays Brighton Fringe this May.

THREE young Seattleites take on love, sex, and the US immigration service in this deliciously irreverent farce.

Mark would do anything to keep his Mexican boyfriend in the US, but marriage isn’t on the cards yet. When his best friend Brooke offers to marry Diego, it seems the trio has hatched the perfect plan. But with their green card interview looming and tensions riding high, it becomes increasingly difficult to tell which relationship is the real sham…

Mexican/British playwright German Munoz (Arvon/Jerwood playwright 2013-2014) has drawn on personal experience as well as the controversial phenomenon of binational gay couples resorting to sham marriages in order to help their partners remain in the USA.

How Will I Know? enjoyed a sell-out run at London’s White Bear Theatre in January 2014 and Playthings Theatre is making its Brighton Fringe debut with the production in May.

Starring Neil Allen, Anna Frankl-Duval and Niccolo Curradi. Directed by Kanika Clayton (Wordplay/Free Fall, Straying in Seattle), the artistic director of Playthings Theatre and written by German Munoz (work performed at The Bush Theatre, Arcola Theatre, Theatre503).

“The physical comedy was superb… the audience constantly in hysterics… a hugely entertaining affair.”  Everything Theatre


Event: How Will I Know? by German Munoz

Where: The Warren: Theatre Box, St Peter’s Church North, York Place, Brighton, BN1 4GU

When: May 2-4

Time: 4.30pm

Price: £9, £7.50 conc. Group offer 8 people, £7.88, Free entry to registered carers, support workers, carers’ card and Compass Card holders.

To book tickets online, click here:

For more information about Playthings Theatre, click here:

Twitter: @playthingstc

 

Brian Ralfe – Funeral today!

Brian Ralfe
Brian Ralfe

Brian Ralfe’s funeral will be held today, Thursday, April 16 at the Downs Crematorium, Bear Road, Brighton at 11 a.m.

Brian died while on holiday in Egypt in March.

It is expected that many people will be wanting to attend to pay their respects. If you want a seat it is important to arrive early, as the venue does not have a large seating capacity.

Following the ceremony friends will gather at Legends Hotel on Madeira Drive from 12.30pm to raise a glass or two to one of Brighton colourful characters and give him a right royal send off!

 

Kemptown candidate furious over Labour A27 “cash cut”

Simon Kirby, Conservative Candidate for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven has condemned the announcement by the Labour Party that they will cut promised funding for A27 improvements and use the money to freeze rail fares for one year.

Simon Kirby
Simon Kirby, Conservative Candidate for Kemptown and Peacehaven

 

THE Conservatives have promised to freeze rail fares for five years and still provide money to relieve the congestion affecting the A27, which will also help other roads such as the South Coast Road in Woodingdean and Rottingdean.

Mr Kirby claims the information has been confirmed to him by the Treasury.

He said: ‘This is typical of the short-sighted policies being peddled by the Labour Party in this election. Everyone knows the A27 needs upgrading but not, apparently, the Labour Party. The A27 proposals will ease congestion in other local roads as well.

“Conservatives have confirmed that we will freeze rail fares for five years, not just one as Labour are suggesting, AND provide money for these vital upgrades. Labour, as always, needs to think again.”

A spokesperson for Labour, responded saying: “Labour is saying that we intend to go ahead with the works on the A27 with the exception of the specific Arundel bypass – this is due to cut through a National Park and so raises a number of environmental issues that need to resolved before we give this one section of road improvement the go ahead.

“Instead of an uncosted Tory plan they have no idea how they will pay for, Labour will deliver a fully funded rail fares freeze for one year.”

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