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If you do like to be beside the seaside, then you won't be disappointed with the standard of hotels in Brighton. Despite its longevity as a British beach resort it has, in addition to its old-fashioned B&Bs and sea front favourties, many modern and contemporarily designed hotels and guest houses, some ...
sian catterall 26/10/2011 : "Very Comfortable stay, Room was lovely, very close to the town centre and a view overlooking the pool and the sea, great break away."
Marie-Jacqueline Ballagh 29/06/2011 : "Cheap, friendly hostel ideally situated just a few minutes walk from mainline stations in the delightful Bloomsbury area."
joyce clay 02/05/2011 : "This hotel was excellent value. Twin rooms adequate. Hyde Park opposite a wonderful location.Breakfast was continental/full english excellen"
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Brighton has come a long way since it emerged as a resort in the mid-19th century. Today it's a large city attracting tourists from all over the UK and Europe. With its exciting attractions, countless restaurants and famous beach, we wanted a closer look. Here's what we saw with our Brighton Greeter ...
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Britain's biggest celebration of all things train-related, Railfest runs from 2 to 10 June. On varying days there will be photo opportunities, railway poetry readings, canvases by artist and illustrator David Charlesworth and performances from card trickster Ollie Mealing. For younger train spotters, the Chugginton Activity Area will be open, a centre for children to enjoy dressing up and making models,