A walk on the gentle side of people

A recent ‘event’ happened in the Gardens of the Brighton Pavilion which reaffirmed why stereotypes, in isolation, are misleading and … More

Big breakfast

Brighton Market in London Road, yes Brighton, has changed and this cafe is no longer there. It was not posh … More

Over the years I have developed a dislike for liberty takers of any persuasion. I am sure you can name … More

Over the years I have developed a dislike for liberty takers of any persuasion. I am sure you can name … More

It surprises me that with the proliferation of cafe society over recent years that the self esteem that some cafes … More

I often wonder what my street-life would have been like, say 100 years ago. Would I be on the wealthy … More

In Crawley there is a parade of shops that always appear busy to the untrained shopper. Life is hectic early … More

I travelled regularly on the Gatwick Express and it has always offered many opportunities to capture the idiosyncrasies of the … More

This chap impressed me, not straightaway, but by the fact he had man-handled this piano into the centre of Brighton. … More

Well nearly, stop, look, listen then cross the road was the childhood mantra for crossing the road. Dated I am … More

There is a shared responsibility here. Smokers to be considerate and the local authorities to empty bins etc. Not being … More

Each year the Mods arrive and the city takes on a new persona. I enjoy their arrival, I enjoy the … More

The weather was warm, the light golden and time was on my side for an amble with intent around Gunwharf … More

Saturday’s come around too quickly, so much to do, such a complicated life … Brighton again. No surprises really. It … More

One middle aged chap and another elder chap arrive at a cafe on scooters and resemble Mods at heart. They … More

This car has been parked continuously since before Christmas 2018. I would think nine months and counting. I had not … More