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A woman who was ill for a week after swimming in the sea has blamed a water companys sewage dumps.

A film based on a Brightonian who was the first British woman to swim the English Channel had its screening at a historic cinema in the city.

The blue plaque being unveiled today will start this journey of reinvigorating her kind of legacy. tell us more about the film because it is called vindication swim, what�*s behind that? at the time there were some doubts about her achievements.— there were some doubts about her achievements. there was a massive controversy — achievements. there was a massive controversy at _ achievements. there was a massive controversy at the _ achievements. there was a massive controversy at the time _ ...

She was one of the most remarkable athletes of the 20th century capable of mind-blowing feats of endurance - including a 15-mile epic swim across the...

Mercedes Gleitze became the first British woman to swim the English Channel in 1927 and has now been honoured with a blue plaque outside her home in Brighton.

Hundreds of people gathered in a terraced street to see the unveiling of a blue plaque dedicated to one of Brighton’s sporting greats.

A swimmer who become the first woman to successfully cross the English Channel is to be honoured with a blue plaque.

Theatre Royal Brighton is due to reopenon July 24 AUDIENCES will soon be welcomed back to the Theatre Royal after 16 months of closure. Theatre Royal Brighton announced plans to reopen on Saturday, July 24, providing the government’s roadmap continues as expected. From musicals to drama and comedians to tribute acts, the Brighton venues autumn calendar is packed with entertainment. Theatre Royal Brighton director John Baldock said if you’ve missed experiencing the thrill of theatre ov...

Ronnie Woods wife gushes over her amazing positive husband after secret cancer battle Sally Wood has described her husband Ronnie Wood as having incredible strength after the musician was once again given the all-clear after his battle with cancer The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide...

Lord Browne, the former BP boss, lived with his mother Paula for the last 20 years of her life — now he has paid her the ultimate filial tribute by making a £2 million donation to a Cambridge college in her honour. The generous gift, made by the John Browne Charitable Trust, is to Murray Edwards College for women, enabling it to acquire a building, to be named Paula Browne House, in which undergraduates will both live and be taught. ‘So many people knew my mother, but very few were aware o...