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 Greyhound racing |
Nevill Road (Hove) Brighton, East Sussex BN3 7BZ United Kingdom +44 1273 20 4601 http://www.trap6.com/hove/ |
Greyhound racing has long cast off its cloth cap image to become a family occasion. This really is a fun evening out. The stadium stages meetings every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening, as well as on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons with races every 15 minutes featuring some of the country's top greyhounds. Facilities include the Skyline restaurant, a newly refurbished bar and function suite, four additional bars, a trackside enclose, a health and fitness club and children's play area. Admission is free-GBP5, depending on time and day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 World famous venue |
Ringmer (B2192) Brighton, East Sussex BN8 5UU United Kingdom +44 1273 81 2321 http://www.glyndebourne.com |
Fancy a bit of opera, but don't fancy all the stuffiness of London? Glyndebourne could be just the answer. Located just outside Brighton, this beautiful opera house and complex is set on its own grounds and it offers opera lovers the chance to enjoy both indoor and outdoor performances. Check the Web site for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Timed car and motorbike trials |
Madeira Drive Brighton BN1 1NQ United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 292711 |
In early to mid-September each year, the National Speed Trials come to Madeira Drive (a short distance from Brighton Pier). All manner of vehicles take part, including cars and motorbikes, both old and modern. This is a very popular event and many people turn out to watch from the top of Marine Parade, which overlooks the action. It is a very noisy day out with the sight of one vehicle after another disappearing into the distance towards Brighton Marina. A must for car enthusiaists. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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