Hi, I’m Sandra, currently the Social Impact & Sustainability Manager for Chartwells at the University of Sussex. Originally from Mexico, I moved to Brighton six
Women from across Brighton’s hospitality community gathered to celebrate International Women’s Day with a sold-out session from leadership coach Madeleine Geach. Watch a few moments
Guest post by Sandra Juan Delgado – Social Impact and Sustainability Manager, Chartwells Universities At Chartwells Universities, we believe hospitality should be inclusive, skilled, and
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Terra this week for our Climate & Nature Friendly Plate workshop. We brought together a brilliant mix
This week we welcome Ty Lawrence-Lamarca from Recorra, who has written a fantastic guest blog for us as part of Recycle Week 2025. Ty shares
From cooking his first meals at just seven years old to becoming a chef and now a published author, Nick Jaye has travelled an extraordinary path. Growing up with undiagnosed dyslexia, he left school at 15 without qualifications and built a 40-year career in estate agency before finally returning to his first love: food.
Connected Brighton is a City Concierge service, providing a curated social and business networking community designed to bring people together in meaningful ways by supporting local businesses. They host exclusive events that showcase the best of Brighton’s hospitality and local businesses while helping individuals make genuine connections.
Help is at hand to grow your business. Grow your business with the Help to Grow: Management Programme – fully funded places available for Restaurants
We interview Penny Streeter OBE where she talks about attracting world-class talent like Chef Jean Delport and how it was crucial for Restaurant Interlude’s rapid success.
The Real Junk Food Project Brighton is part of the Real Junk Food Project network, created by Adam Smith. It is a national and international movement of cafes, projects and pop-ups with one core objective: To intercept food waste destined for land fill and use it to feed people who need it, on a ‘pay as you feel’ basis. In this interview we meet Adam Buckingham who runs the operation at The Real Junk Food Project in Brighton. Adam talks about a typical day at The Real Junk Food, their ‘pay as you feel’ service and winning the Brighton’s Best Bites on a Budget in 2019.
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