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Brighton and Hove
is a city on the south coast of England. Of all the seaside towns
and cities, Brighton and Hove is the largest with a population of
over 250,000 people.
The area was formed in 1997 when two East Sussex districts (Brighton
and Hove) merged. Immediately after the merger the new area was
granted status as a borough. In 2000 Brighton and Hove was awarded
city status as art of a competition to celebrate the Millennium.
Brighton has always been a popular place to visit and sees 8 million
tourists visit every year. The area has plenty of hotels,
restaurants, entertainment and shops. These additionally serve the
business conference industry that thrives in Brighton.
Brighton and Hove has two universities and a modern language school.
The University of Brighton (formally Brighton Polytechnic) has over
20,000 students and the University of Sussex has over 10,000.
Brighton Pier is a popular and well known landmark in Brighton and
Hove. It was originally opened in 1866 but closed in 1975 for
renovation work. The pier suffered a large fire in February 2003 but
luckily the damage was limited and most of the pier was able to open
the following day.
Brighton is also famous for its many beaches. The beachfront in
Brighton has many bars, night clubs, restaurants and amusement
arcades. Most of these are located in between the two main piers.
Because of the amenities and its close location to London (just 1
hour away) Brighton is a popular destination for the London
population looking to escape for some fresh air.
Live music makes up a large part of the culture in Brighton. With
over 400 pubs and nightclubs in addition to the Brighton Centre and
the Brighton Dome there are always plenty of gigs and concerts to
see. Most music fans visit between May and September but there is
music nearly all year round.
Theatre lovers are also catered for with the recently expanded
Komedia and the popular Theatre Royal which is now over 200 years
old. There are several smaller theatres in Brighton and Hove (many
above pubs) which are also popular.
Every May the Brighton Festival is held in the city. There are many
organised processions and outdoor spectaculars which often include
theatre, music, visual arts, fireworks and pyrotechnics. Another
festival, The Brighton Fringe Festival, runs alongside the main
Brighton Festival and is now regarded as the second largest Fringe
festival in the world.
Public transport in Brighton is well catered for with a major
railway station (with links to London) and a very extensive bus
service. There are plenty of taxis, trolley buses, trams, ferries
and coach services. The fastest train station from Brighton to
London Victoria takes just 51 minutes.
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