The Medical Foundation has treated and rehabilitated over 35,000 people from 100 countries and helped them to make a new start in life. But there is a major campaign still to wage.

Brighton’s Own Max Miller

The Cheeky Chappie now has his own statue in New Road, and a mass of the famous and more ordinary folk still celebrate his saucy wit. John Henty remembers the larger than life punster.

Michael Jayston has had a distinguished TV, film and theatrical career. But he is also a passionate cricketer. He has played with the stars and is still bowling! With pads off, in the pavilion, stories abound!

Who Are Today’s Quakers?

The Friends Meeting House in Brighton is celebrating its Bi-centenary. Harvey Gillman is a distinguished writer and speaker who can dispel some popular misconceptions about the growing Quaker movement of the 21^st Century.

Two Rotarians have steered the motorcycle racing world into helping to provide African countries with rugged ways of delivering vital medical support without breakdowns. But this award winning charity wants to ride into important new territory.

Our diversely talented member from Saltdean has been having some profound geological thoughts. Armed only with Powerpoint, he threatens to share them with us!

National Talking Newspapers

A huge team of volunteers in Sussex put the daily papers down on tape for the benefit of the blind and partially sighted. Now there are new developments which could make the process a lot easier.