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NEW: Win A Pair Of VIP Tickets To Proms '26 OR A Night At The Movies At Robin Hill!
We're offering you another chance to win a fabulous pair of VIP tickets to your choice of two unforgettable classical music events at Robin Hill this summer, with ferry travel included... Following the success of last year’s Proms ’25 event, Classic Isle is returning with Proms ’26 as well as a second evening of world-class entertainment with A Night at the Movies, and you’ve got the chance to be at either event with a pair of VIP tickets! Proms ’26, on Saturday 11th July, wi
jamiecrow2
May 5


Spotlight - The Sussex Events Guide: May 2026
Discover the best events in Sussex this May 2026! From horse racing to enchanting trails, explore what Sussex has to offer this May.
Hannah Room
May 1


Top Five European Train Journeys That Beat Flying
Flying might be faster—but it rarely competes on experience. Europe’s best train journeys turn travel into something immersive: a slow unfolding of landscapes, cultures, and quiet moments you’d completely miss at 30,000 feet. From panoramic alpine routes to coastal tracks that hug the sea, these are five European train journeys that don’t just rival flying—they make you forget it entirely. 1. Bernina Express If you only take one scenic train in Europe, make it this. The Berni
jamiecrow2
Apr 30


Top Five TV Plot Twists That Confused More Than Shocked
A great plot twist should make everything click. You sit there thinking, “Of course — that makes perfect sense.” But sometimes… a twist lands and instead of clarity, you’re left rewinding, googling, and questioning whether you accidentally missed an entire episode. Here are five TV plot twists that didn’t just surprise audiences — they completely scrambled them. Obviously, beware of spoilers ahead! 5. Sherlock — The Reichenbach Fall Fake-Out (2012) Sherlock Holmes appears to
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Apr 30


BACK FOR 2026: Win A Weekend Pass To Good Vibrations Society Festival
Back for 2026, we’ve got one family bundle and two pairs of weekend tickets to give away to Good Vibrations Society, one of Sussex’s most magical summer festivals! Taking place across three magical days (31st July - 2nd August) in the heart of the Ashdown Forest, Good Vibrations Society returns with an expanded programme celebrating music, wellbeing, ecology and community. Set within the stunning surroundings of Pippingford Park, the family-friendly festival continues to evol
jamiecrow2
Apr 29


Blooming Times - The Amenable Squash Family
Pumpkins, courgettes and marrows, (collectively labelled ‘squash’) are members of a diverse botanical group: cucurbits. They are well-adapted to outdoor living – although the cucurbit family also includes aubergines, cucumbers and melons that typically require the protection of a greenhouse.
Flo Whitaker
Apr 27


Top Five Places That Look Better in Bad Weather
Sunshine is overrated—at least in some destinations. There are places where grey skies, mist, rain, and even storms don’t ruin the experience—they make it. They deepen colours, add atmosphere, and turn already beautiful landscapes into something cinematic. If you’re willing to embrace the drizzle, these five destinations prove that bad weather can be a very good thing. 1. Edinburgh Edinburgh was practically designed for moody weather. When mist rolls in and rain slicks the co
jamiecrow2
Apr 27


Solve The Case: The Winter Manor Mystery
One crime. Five suspects. Can you crack it before the detective? ❄️ The Setup On a snowy evening, guests gather at Winter Manor for an intimate dinner party. Outside, heavy snow has been falling for hours, blanketing the grounds. At 9:30 p.m., the host, Mr. Edward Blackwood, excuses himself to his study. At 10:00 p.m., a loud crash is heard. Moments later, Mr. Blackwood is found dead in his locked study. 🔎 The Scene The study door is locked from the inside A window is open,
jamiecrow2
Apr 27
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