North Star Studios is a fab co-operative of fine artists and local print makers. Located opposite…read moreThe Level, they're based in a three-storey period property with original strained glass windows and wooden floorboards. Facilities include screeprinting, etching, lithography, photography and relief. The building can be pretty chilly in the winter so members are advised to wrap up warm. Membership starts at £40 a month and entitles you to 24 hour access of the studio. There's a co-operative pot where members pay £1 a day for electricity, water and building maintenance. In short, a fantastic resource for budding and established local artists.

The Brighton Source is a great free publication that you will find in any self respecting pub or…read morecafe (unless they have run out). Primarily, it is essential coffee table material if you want to stay in touch with a lot of the club and music events taking place in the city during a month. They also have a number of features on local bands and Brightonian artists etc. It's great for Brighton newbies, who can quickly get accustomed to whats in and out in the city. They also have monthly reviews of eateries throughout the city and there area mass of listings for a lot of businesses also. It certainly maintains the spirit of Brighton within it's pages and the editorial team keep it fresh and interesting. Hurrah!

Source is one of the free monthly magazine that acts as a guide to Brighton, they'll be scattered…read morearound various pubs and shops. Letting you know what bands are playing, what club nights are on, music release and much more. You may even find yourself in Source if you happened to find yourself looking particularly cool one day and they snap you or their street style section. And any bands sitting on demos, Source will happily receive. It's written by people living and loving the city. Previews, reviews, interviews and you. Plus it's free!

I recently commissioned worthing web design to work on a small web project for me. I was very happy…read morewith their service, i did not feel like i was being bamboozled with teckno speak. They came in on time and in budjet. Thanks all at WWD. Nice job.

The Brighton Media Centre (BMC) meets our immediate needs for serviced office accommodation in…read moreBrighton. Many of our clients have their headquarters in London, and the city of Brighton & Hove provides us with easy access to London. BMC's Old Steyne House offices offer a great location within Brighton, situated between the Palace Pier and the Royal Pavilion and close to The Lanes, and so place us close to the city's public transport network. The Media Centre team is professional, friendly and supportive. Paul Latimer Latimer Appleby Ltd http://latimerappleby.com

The world of local newspapers isn't always the most exciting one. However, the Argus does pretty…read morewell in making the world of local news reasonably interesting. As well as local stories, they run some of the bigger national stories, sometimes putting a local twist on them. There is also a good sports section, with updates on various local teams. Generally, a decent local resource, although perhaps more of a regional paper than a local one.

This isn't a newsagent in the standard sense of the word - as all is stocks is the local Brighton &…read moreHove paper, The Argus. Does offer other services - unsurprisingly all connected to The Argus. If you want to put an advert in the paper, or buy a back issue - then this is the place to go (although I'm sure this can all be done online these days ?) If you live in Brighton & Hove then it's almost a certainty that at some point in your life you will have your picture published in The Argus (albeit that my five minutes of fame in there was a picture of me in a quite a tacky bar !) If you go to this branch you can order a copy of the actual photograph taken. It will make your mum so proud ..... !

We have been working with Boonwag for a couple of years now. We re-vamped our old website and…read morecreated a marketing plan to increase the online exposure of our business. Boonwag's experience and knowledge of the internet has helped our business reach page 1 of Google for our identified keywords. We are now entering a new phase as our business is focusing more on commercial services and with Boonwag's support we intend to attract a slightly different audience. I would recommend Boonwag to any business looking to generate more income from the web. He also goes out of his way to make sure he understands our business so that we can achieve more with the website. If you want a company that will go that extra step to help you this is the place to go

I'm genuinely sad to have to leave this review, as I was very happy with the website Boonwag…read moreoriginally built for me many years ago. I paid over £2,000 for the website and, at the time, I was very pleased with the finished result. What I hadn't appreciated was that the website relied on licences and software that I would need to continue paying for indefinitely in order for the website to keep functioning. I continued paying these costs for several years, and I also paid to have a membership area added to the website. Over the last couple of years, I have continued to pay Boonwag around £500 per year for updates and maintenance to ensure that the website and its licences continued to work. This was in addition to the hosting costs, as I was already paying SiteGround separately for my website hosting. Unfortunately, my experience with the company has now become extremely disappointing. My website is currently not functioning properly, and I have been trying to get hold of Paul at Boonwag for several weeks to resolve the issue. On one occasion, Paul told me that he "triages" his customers in order of importance and that sometimes he doesn't get back to people if he has a more important job to deal with. I found this extremely disappointing, particularly given that I am a paying customer and my website is an important source of income for my business. At the moment, my website remains broken and I have been unable to get the support I need to resolve the problem. I am very disappointed that after having a positive experience with Boonwag initially, things have reached this point. I feel that customers should be made fully aware of the ongoing costs associated with the licences used to build their websites, and I would strongly recommend anyone considering using this company to carefully establish exactly what ongoing costs, maintenance and support they will be responsible for before committing. I hope Boonwag will eventually resolve the problems with my website, but based on my experience over the last couple of years, I would urge prospective customers to do their research carefully and make sure they are comfortable with the level of ongoing support they can expect.

very nice little shop cheap with a lot of range of items the staff are very kind and friendly they…read morewear t-shirts saying i love my shop

How did I miss this amazing magazine? As a yearly visitor to Uckfield, I am ashamed and annoyed…read morethat I have only now discovered this excellent resource for local events and businesses. With full colour photographs and interesting articles by local people, Magnet is an invaluable resource for the resident, as well as holiday visitors like myself and my husband. Thank goodness I stopped by the new showroom on the High Street to ask a question and was introduced to the magazine by Adele Trathan, the charming editor. From now on, I will make it my first stop in Uckfield to pick up a copy or two when we arrive from Canada. In addition to everything else, Magnet is free! Ruth Hay London, Ontario Canada N6J 3W6