The National Rejoin March: Remainers become Rejoiners and the long silence is broken
Marching for Europe has begun again, with the National Rejoin March and pro-Europeans from Sussex tell ...
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The loan charge: proportionate or extortionate?
The controversial loan charge has led to breakdowns and suicide. James Partridge considers the background to ...
Ukraine diaries: art in the face of the war
Romain Huët meets artists and learns about their thoughts on resistance in Ukraine. Art provides a ...
Build Britain Better: why our housing industry needs urgent modernisation
Build Britain better: our housing industry is stuck in the past and needs urgent modernisation, says ...
What Sussex means to us: omnibus article
On the anniversary of Sussex Bylines' first issue, some of our key contributors have written a ...
Unsettled status – European citizens’ post-Brexit struggles
Paula Wilcox highlights the fears and distress experienced by thousands of EU citizens in danger of ...
What does Europe mean to you?
On Europe Day, 9 May, we feature some personal testimonies from Sussex people who feel strongly ...
Violence against women must end
To end violence against women, boys need to be educated to understand that sexual harassment and ...
Schooling in Brighton – a tale of three cities
Below the shiny liberal surface of the UK's second most progressive city there is a sharkpit ...
Walking in the Downs – a lockdown odyssey
How "getting out to stretch the legs a bit" during lockdown turned into a months-long, one ...
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