Viva Brighton Issue #74 April 2019

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A-news bouche Find us at 7 Church Street, Brighton, BN1 1US, for breakfast and lunch. Vegetarian and vegan options available. crunchandco.co.uk NATIONAL PARTNER brighton’s BIGGEST CELEBRATION OF FOOD, DRINK & live music with top chefs brighton hove lawns 4, 5, 6 may Tickets are now available for Brighton’s Foodies Festival, returning to Hove Lawns in May. Including live performances from Queen tribute band Flash, Katy Hurt and The Din, top chefs and MasterChef winners cooking live, and sweet treats with The Great British Bake Off winners. There will also be the opportunity to sample new wines, champagnes and cocktails, delicious street food from around the world and more. 4th to 6th May, foodiesfestival.com Discover new approaches to sandwiches at an All About Bao Buns session with Kitchen Academy. You will make all sorts of bao buns from Japanese sandwiches to Chinese snowballs. 17th April, 6pm to 9pm, £45, The Community Kitchen. The College of Naturopathic Medicine present a Fermentation Demonstration for healthy guts, which will include introductions to kombucha, milk and water kefir and vegetable fermentation. 27th April, 10.30am to 12.30pm, £10, BACA, naturopathy-uk.com foodiesfestival.com Fancy a delicious sandwich for lunch? Crunch & Co is now open at 7 Church Street and offers delicious deep-filled, grilled sandwiches and speciality soups, to eat in or take away. Finally, London Road’s Greek restaurant Yefsis have opened a second branch at 52a Lansdowne Place. ....84....
FEATURE ............................. StreetVet Caring for animals on the street StreetVet is a volunteer service that supports animals belonging to people who are homeless: dogs, in the vast majority of cases. Launched by two vets in 2016, StreetVet is a registered practice with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, operating in multiple locations around England. We spoke to Hove resident and StreetVet volunteer Roz Wright, from the Brighton branch – which has one of the largest workloads nationwide – to find out more. StreetVet Brighton runs alongside Sussex Homeless Support’s regular soup kitchen at the Clock Tower, every Sunday 1-3pm. “We hand out food, treats, coats, harnesses and more to people who need them for their pets. We’ll also treat any dogs that need a check up. Sometimes a dog might need emergency care during the week, so their owner might message us about a concern. Occasionally we’ll organise for them to go to a practice if they need to be seen before we can get to them. And we have an out-ofhours service that can see them if it’s a critical emergency at night”. One important part of StreetVet’s work is to counter the common perception that people who are homeless should not own animals. “A lot of the time those dogs have either come along prior to them being homeless, or they’ve been acquired as a result of the dog being in worse circumstances, and the homeless person is effectively rescuing them from that situation. It can be very traumatic for a dog who might have spent all their life with one person, albeit on the streets, to then be taken away and put into a different environment that they’re not used to, like kennelling. “We’ve also got quite a lot of dogs who are medical assistance dogs to their owners, who can help with things like seizure assistance, PTSD, anxiety. So to remove that animal from the owner would be distressing on both sides. You don’t want to see a dog sitting there looking sad in the cold, but actually a lot of dogs are happier being with a person all the time, being out and about, socialising with people, rather than sitting at home while people are at work. There’s pluses and minuses in both camps really.” Another aspect of StreetVet’s work is to build relationships with people who are homeless, and getting to the bottom of what treatment their dogs might need. “A huge part of StreetVet is gaining the trust of people who’ve had some very difficult experiences. They’ve lost trust with a lot of people. Having the same people coming to see them makes a huge difference, so they can convince them that their dog does need a blood test, vaccination, or a micro chip for example”. Joe Fuller Donations are welcomed of dog food, toys, treats, harnesses, leads, coats etc. Contact streetvet. brighton@gmail.com if you are interested in getting involved. streetvet.co.uk ....85....
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VIVA B R I G H T O N #74. APR 2019
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HURSTPIERPOINT COLLEGE
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CONTENTS ..........................
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ALEJ EZ ...........................
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TRIPS AND BOBS ....................
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JOE DECIE .........................
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CURATOR’S CITY ..................
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JJ WALLER .........................
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INTERVIEW .........................
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PHOTOGRAPHY .......................
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Page 39: COLUMN ............................
Page 42 and 43: BRYONY KIMMINGS I’M A PHOENIX, BI
Page 44 and 45: LEGENDS LIVE Sun 7 Apr UB40 FT ALI
Page 46 and 47: Hugh Bonneville Liz White SHADOWLAN
Page 48 and 49: 4 - 26 May Young Brighton Festival
Page 50 and 51: Experience Horrible Science activit
Page 52 and 53: Award-winning independent 3 screen
Page 54 and 55: Join us at Polpo Brighton for 10% o
Page 56 and 57: PODCASTS ..........................
Page 58 and 59: NOURISH YOUR CREATIVITY with over 8
Page 60 and 61: Contemporary British Painting and S
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Page 70 and 71: “Transforming Lives Through Art
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Page 74 and 75: ADVERTORIAL Do something life-chang
Page 76 and 77: THE WAY WE WORK Jason Minter, Aquac
Page 78 and 79: THE WAY WE WORK Paul Bramhall, Hano
Page 80 and 81: Viva Brighton We print 15,000 magaz
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Page 92 and 93: TRY BEFORE YOU BUY Rent an apartmen
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