MADCAP Sussex farmer Giles Peare, who loves nothing better than snacking out on snails, slugs and insects, has been appointed resident gardener on Channel Four's Big Breakfast show. Giles, 57, shot to fame after working up an appetite for insects when
FOUR historic squares in Brighton could be restored to their former glory thanks to National Lottery cash. Brighton and Hove Council has applied for more than £750,000 to spruce up Bedford, Clarence, Regency and Russell squares. The bid involves reinstating
HOW about this for a bird in the hand! Animal-lover Roger Musselle rescued these baby bluetits after their mother failed to return to their nesting box. Now 54-year-old Roger is hand-rearing the seven, the latest addition to his one-man animal rescue
BRIGHTON Festival bosses today hailed this year's event as the most successful ever. Organisers have recorded sell-out crowds and an unprecedented level of praise for the programme. The festival ends this weekend with a bumper package of events, including
HOW about this for a bird in the hand! Animal-lover Roger Musselle rescued these baby bluetits after their mother failed to return to their nesting box. Now 54-year-old Roger is hand-rearing the seven, the latest addition to his one-man animal rescue
YOU must be yolking! Eight-year-old Richard Dawes could not believe his eyes when he saw what was inside this chicken egg. Mum Veronica, of Saxon Drive, Hove, got two for the price of one when she bought six free-range eggs from her local shop. Because
BRIGHTON Festival bosses today hailed this year's event as the most successful ever. Organisers have recorded sell-out crowds and an unprecedented level of praise for the programme. The festival ends this weekend with a bumper package of events, including
YOU must be yolking! Eight-year-old Richard Dawes could not believe his eyes when he saw what was inside this chicken egg. Mum Veronica, of Saxon Drive, Hove, got two for the price of one when she bought six free-range eggs from her local shop. Because
MADCAP Sussex farmer Giles Peare, who loves nothing better than snacking out on snails, slugs and insects, has been appointed resident gardener on Channel Four's Big Breakfast show. Giles, 57, shot to fame after working up an appetite for insects when
FOUR historic squares in Brighton could be restored to their former glory thanks to National Lottery cash. Brighton and Hove Council has applied for more than £750,000 to spruce up Bedford, Clarence, Regency and Russell squares. The bid involves reinstating
