Sometimes it is just useful to know places exist, which is the primary reason for this review of…read moreBoots. I have already outlined the advantages of Boots in my review of their main store on North Street in Brighton. This Church Road store is a much smaller affair, but they still have a decent range of cosmetic products; solid staff and of course, the pharmaceutical section. There is nothing particularly good or bad to report: it's just there, which is handy!

I can't add all that much to Joseph's review of this Boots store, other than to say, the staff here…read moreare particularly helpful and friendly. I was here a couple of weeks ago browsing the deodarants rack, and plumping for an FCUK number and caught in my periphary vision, a shop assistant patiently guiding an old lady around the store and helping her to find all she needed. The shop assistant did this all with humour and a smile, and it really was nice to see some good customer service. Amen!

Hampden Park Health Centre is a GP practice in Eastbourne that provides both NHS and private…read morehealthcare services to the East Sussex community. Run by South Downs Health and Care (SDHC), a social enterprise established in 2016 to increase access to community healthcare in the area. The health centre offers a range of services including an NHS Extended Access Service, along with private GP consultations and private prescriptions. Conveniently located in Hampden Park, Eastbourne, the health centre offers modern facilities, comfortable waiting and appointment rooms, and a friendly and helpful team of staff.

It's fairly difficult to find anyone in Brighton and Hove who doesn't know about and appreciate the…read morework of the magnificent Sussex Beacon. It's a charity that helps those who are affected by HIV/AIDs and the various illnesses that are related. The trustees are headed up by the well respect Simon Burgess and Chris Cooke acts as the fundraising head honcho. It's a remarkable facility that has brought many great comfort and long may it prosper.

This place provides many services; podiatry, chiropody, dental care and physiotherapy. This is…read moremixed bag which personally I am not all that keen on, if I want a dentist, Ill go to the dentist etc. Saying that, this is a great resource and does manage to house a bunch of specialists under one roof, also good because Brighton and Hove are thin on the ground for chiropodists, and if you need one, you often need one bad. The NHS foot clinic was pretty poor for my particular foot issues, but if you go for a Chiropodist outside the NHS, ring and check that they are trained in foot surgery as this will hopefully ensure that they will be pretty decent.

I am so thankful that my Mother aged over 90 is a resident in Hazelmere Nursing Home. It is run…read morevery professionally, and the quality if care is first class. Itu is more like a small private hotel but with 24/7 nursing care. Nice rooms, wonderful facilities. Quiet.location with pleasant rear garden. I can recommend this unhesitatingly.

On Western Road near Palmeira Square, Good Fellas offer traditional wet shaves with all the ritual:…read morehot towels, head and and arm massage, proper shaving foam and a cut throat razor. Great value for £10. Also offer haircuts too. Friendly place.

My fiancé used to go there and was very disappointed. Very rude and unfriendly barber shop. They…read moreare changing the price every time you go there. Very quick and not professional service. Not recommended.

My Gran has been in Valerie Manor for the last year and I can't think of a better place for me old…read moredear to be staying The staff are absolutely fantastic and I have no idea how they manage to do what they do but nobody does it better. The new owner has been brilliant and if my Gran could get her 90 year old fingers away from the Telegraph long enough she'd be asking how you give ten qype stars..

This is a charming little shop on Trafalgar street, specialising in traditional Chinese herbal…read moreremedies. The only treatments I've bought from here are their ear cones they're like tall, thin, hollow wax candles that you place inside your ear and set alight. As they burn, they create a soft current that draws wax and all manner of nasty things out of your ear, while clearing your sinuses. You can buy the candles here to do yourself at home (which I wouldn't recommend unless you know exactly what you're doing), or for just an extra £2-3, they'll do the candles for you in one of their little rooms at the back. Sounds a little bit weird, but it's actually a very pleasurable experience you'll feel rather lightheaded afterwards and it's a great way of releasing pressure and tension in your sinuses.