Lifestyle

Graham Greene alludes to Brighton Rock and thus I spent much of Bank Holiday Weekend in Brighton (although hibernation was my Sunday resolution) observing the madding crowds and delighting in listening to Sam and Ren, pictured near right, busking to

In last week’s article, we left Chichester’s livestock market in the interwar period. Important auction sales continued to be held in Chichester until the Second World War.   During the war, however, all fat stock (stock sold for slaughter) was

Pagham on Parade is always a great event and this year culminating in a set by the pulsating glam rockers Ballroom Blitz to the delight of the not inconsiderable crowd.   As for wine, my port of call this week

As the world has an increasing ageing population, more and more of us are wanting to keep healthier and fitter for as long as possible to allow us to live life to the full!   I always find September such

Since the Roman period Chichester has been a centre for trade, with the forum or administrative centre likely to have been located at the southerly end of North Street on the West Street side.   We know from records that

Lords is rather a splendid place to be on a match-winning Sunday, a quintessentially English experience rivalled by no other as one surveys the hallowed turf and mixes with like-minded enthusiasts.   Another source of joy this weekend and, apparently

Majestic Warehouses have a rather enticing offer, one ending on Monday, whereby on the purchase of six bottles or more one can save money on award-winning wines – an offer I found too good to refuse this week, so off

I AM SO scared to talk about this heat, because this is the best summer ever and I don’t want to take it for granted.   We have just had our annual camping trip in Dorset, with our closest family

THE HOUSES along Brandy Hole Lane, which runs from the junction of Broyle Road and Lavant Road (westwards to Old Broyle Road), are secluded and set well back. They were built in the early part of the 20th century.