Our second edition of the new Brighton Indy is out today! Pick up your copy.

After more than a year away due to lockdown, your quality Brighton and Hove Independent returns as a 72-page newspaper.
By Your Brighton Indy team
Published 21st May 2021, 06:41 BST
Updated 28th May 2021, 02:16 BST
Watch more of our videos on Shots! 
and live on Freeview channel 276
Visit Shots! now

You can pick up a FREE copy today (Friday, May 28) at Brighton Railway Station.

Today is the second week of sample copies to show readers what they can expect.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

From Friday, June 4, the Brighton Indy will be on sale every week at the bargain price of just £1. But anyone picking up a copy today will get special discount vouchers to purchase future editions.

The front page of the Brighton Indy, May 28 edition, plus the front page of our 12-page Brighton and Hove Albion pull-out, which is free insideThe front page of the Brighton Indy, May 28 edition, plus the front page of our 12-page Brighton and Hove Albion pull-out, which is free inside
The front page of the Brighton Indy, May 28 edition, plus the front page of our 12-page Brighton and Hove Albion pull-out, which is free inside

So do make sure you collect your Indy. In today's edition we look at what's coming up at the Fringe Festival and the fantastic Artists Open Houses event; we also spoke to the fantastic team at the Volks Electric Railway and have news of some of the latest campaigns local residents have launched.

Our new-look lifestyle section has a yummy chocolate treat recipe from chef Gemma Ogsten and we have a new fitness column. We also have the latest politics, property and health news.

Our fantastic Albion pull-out is jam-packed with the latest Seagulls action this week, including a review of the season, looking back on ten years at the Amex and, of course, the news that defender Ben White has been selected for the England squad.

If that wasn't enough, there's eight pages of puzzles.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

We really hope you enjoy the paper which has been produced by editor Nicola Caines and her team.

Nicola said: "We had some great feedback after our first edition was published last week. It was fantastic to meet so many people at Brighton Railway Station and at Churchill Square shopping centre and hand them a free copy of the paper that myself and the team have been working hard to produce.

"We will be at Brighton Railway Station again today (Friday, May 28) and we hope people will come along and see what our second edition has to offer.

"Next week, the Brighton Indy will be on sale in around 200 shops and supermarkets across Brighton and Hove and it would mean so much to us if people went out and got a copy."

Anyone who wants to advertise in the Brighton Indy should contact [email protected]If you have a story for Nicola and her team contact [email protected]

Related topics:Brighton IndyBrightonHove Independent