In the Mood a community-minded group of local people who perform dressed in authentic 1940s military and civilian costumes. They specialize in swing dancing of the period, trying to revive memories of wartime dance halls in Britain.

Naked Voices is an Acappella group of singers, which was formed about fifteen years ago. Since then they have preformed in front of many different venues - from birthday parties to funerals.

Tour 04 Foul Deeds & Suspicous Deaths Around Brighton by Douglas d'Enno

We take you on a sinister, yet fascinating journey through two centuries of local English crime and malice, meeting villains of all sorts along the way - cut-throats, poisoners, murderous lovers, trunk murderers and suicides. We take you on the darker side, we take you on the Murder Walks with Douglas d'Enno author of the book Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths around Brighton.

Story 14 The author Audrey Farley talks to us about her book James Lulham of Telscombe. The last man to be hanged for Sheep Stealing?

In our interview she talks about James as if he was an old friend while she describes the whole sad story to us.

Anne Conway is a successful reportage and travel photographer with nearly 30 years' experience.

Ward Sister Maria works in the Renal Dialysis unit, at the Royal Sussex Hospital in Brighton, on the South coast of England.

Slim Daniel is an active ninety year old Canadian, who still lives in Britain after coming here to fight for Britain in WW II

Neville Glazier is a bright eyed seventy four year old pensioner, who talks about emigrating with his small family to South Africa in the late fifties just after WW II.

Serena Sussex, is an artist based in
Brighton. A lot of her pictures are
inspired by her travels around the world.

Lucky & Hollie run a tattoo studio called Skin Candy in Brighton.

Terry Buzby talks about joining the British Royal Navy's Marines.

Jemma Robinson talks about how she moved
to Japan just after leaving University.
 

Gareth Goldthorpe talks about his unconventional and somewhat eccentric childhood.

Katherine Schellenberg talks about growing up in the Depression years.

Malcolm, now a forty five year old man, he had been a bit of a tearaway.