Dry January: ‘a secular penance’?
Since time immemorial, our partially evolved and imperfect species have marked and charted the passing of our days not simply…
Since time immemorial, our partially evolved and imperfect species have marked and charted the passing of our days not simply…
Should there be a minimum price on alcohol to deter excessive drinking? This month, the Scottish government is being sued…
A recent study has suggested that young people lack knowledge and skills about safe drinking. The study was led by a…
Following an increase in hospital admissions due to excessive drinking, research shows that supermarket discounting of alcohol is fuelling England’s…
Huge amounts of fake and illegal alcohol were seized during a two-day crackdown on shops in Brighton. Between 31 January…
According to a recent Guardian article, the high level of drinking is the greatest concern facing students at the moment.…
MP for Brighton Pavilion Caroline Lucas dismissed Labour’s proposed ‘slash’ of student fees to £6000 as insufficient whilst speaking at…
A large debate on the impact of alcohol is underway in Brighton and Hove. The ‘Big Alcohol Debate’ began Friday…
Recreational drug use and Sussex’s radical, free-thinking reputation seemingly go hand-in-hand – but do rumours of drug problems among students…
The gay capital of Britain, home of the most radical university, the constituency of the first Green MP, the starting…
Senior management at Galway University in Ireland have withdrawn their support for the long-running tradition of RAG (Raising and Giving)…
The food provision at Falmer Bar has been taken over by the One World catering company. Eating in Falmer Bar,…