As travellers flock to the English countryside to celebrate the renowned novelist, we asked experts to weigh in on the best ...

is Brighton Pavilion. Technically a royal palace, the elegant building is more reminiscent of the Taj Mahal than anything in this country, built as something of a pleasure palace for King George IV.

within walking distance of local landmarks such as The Lanes and Brighton Pavilion. Why The terrace was built in 1846-47 by the family of Thomas Kemp (who gave Brighton’s Kemptown its name ...

A Brighton landmark was used as inspiration for set design in a major new film that a Sussex beauty spot also starred in. Windows at the Royal Pavilion ... Ozian and so we built these windows ...

A long-standing sports club's move to a new building has prompted neighbours to object to an application for a new ...

Brighton's Royal Pavilion, built by George IV, Austen's contemporary and admirer, hosted extravagant balls in its heyday. Though there's no evidence Austen ever visited, Pinsent speculates she may ...

An historic coastal town that is often overshadowed by its cosmopolitan neighbour offers visitors the traditional seaside ...

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In her speech earlier, announcing the government’s support for a third runway at Heathrow, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said: “The last full-length runway in Britain was built in the 1940s.” ...

The palace’s east wing was built between 1847-49 to accommodate ... s opulent oriental-style seaside palace, the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, was sold to finance the building work and its ...