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WTF is happening to Brighton?
- Thread starter Puppet Master
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Brighton gets a lot of youngsters come in from out of town at the weekends for the nightlife. A lively and full place usually gets more trouble.
Mutts Nuts
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- Oct 30, 2011
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We don`t have a Tory Government , just as we did not have a labour government under B Liar
Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
From what I can gather Bristol is equally as full and lively as Brighton but do suspect there are less out of towners
Nice to see that Bristol is fine, just good to be able to enjoy the evening without the worry of trouble.
drew
Drew
Care to clarify what you consider to be a Tory Government then?
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
Bristol? i'm sure has worse problems than Brighton,luck i'd say
Was talking to my Mum and Dad yesterday about Brighton past, both are in their early 80's.
They were commenting on various things including the Aquarium dance hall and the Regent dance hall, by all accounts the Regent was a bit classier whereas the Aquarium had some brutal fights every weekend, then they started talking about the razor gangs .....
They were commenting on various things including the Aquarium dance hall and the Regent dance hall, by all accounts the Regent was a bit classier whereas the Aquarium had some brutal fights every weekend, then they started talking about the razor gangs .....
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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Was a much more lively place late '60's and early 70's-don't need such a big police presence nowadays,you're all soft as sh1te
Yep always has been a lively place at night. Early 80s West Street...kin ell.
Mutts Nuts
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I will when you clarify B Liars improvement of the lives of the working classes he failed to ban fox hunting lacked the back bone, he banned hare coursing instead, a working mans sport
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Absolutely spot on.
Far more violence in the 60's, 70's and 80's, you just get to hear about it far more these days. As a bunch of fellas on a night out in Brighton you half expected to end up in some kind of fracas on a Friday or Saturday night, be it with guys from another suburb or a load of out of townies. Football, just read the stories for yourself, but this also spilled over into nights out. Even music gigs had an air of expectation about them, a mod gig might attract skins waiting outside and vice versa, youth culture and those in their mid twenties had a far tougher leisure time than young people today.
Man up for gods' sake!
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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Absolutely spot on.
Far more violence in the 60's, 70's and 80's, you just get to hear about it far more these days. As a bunch of fellas on a night out in Brighton you half expected to end up in some kind of fracas on a Friday or Saturday night, be it with guys from another suburb or a load of out of townies. Football, just read the stories for yourself, but this also spilled over into nights out. Even music gigs had an air of expectation about them, a mod gig might attract skins waiting outside and vice versa, youth culture and those in their mid twenties had a far tougher leisure time than young people today.
Man up for gods' sake!
Correct.
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
just had a nice little break in Valencia. very mellow place. whenever we ordered beers they came in half pint glasses. in the UK we'd be ordering pints. all in the pacing. Brits can't seem to avoid binge drinking and fighting
I guess your not going to Bavaria any-time soon ........
Geestar
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Most...not all.
I am currently living in my 4th city in the past 4yrs and to be honest they all have their issues with crime and such.
I have felt safe everywhere I have been though.
My little twon was the one that piloted cctv. Must have been at least 15 years ago. Handwringers griped about intrusion of privacy. But the general hoo ha on Friday and Saturday nights, with running battles in the streets just . . . vanished. The last two rough house pubs (Hole in the Wall, and the Swan) cleaned up their act (one is no longer a pub). As PPF said, CCTV . . . .
Agree also with those who say Brighton was worse in the 60s and 70s. I occasionally took a bus home from Churchill Square on a Saturday night when I was a teenager. It was a madhouse on wheels.
The media will always find a horror story to emote about. Every single time a certain type of crime happens it is on the box for days. Perspective is the key
Agree also with those who say Brighton was worse in the 60s and 70s. I occasionally took a bus home from Churchill Square on a Saturday night when I was a teenager. It was a madhouse on wheels.
The media will always find a horror story to emote about. Every single time a certain type of crime happens it is on the box for days. Perspective is the key
Turf war, in Brighton? Really?
I moved down from North London a year ago.
Brighton is the most beautiful, relaxed, easy-going city in the country. You couldn't pay me any money to move back and live/work in London. If you think it's bad here.. give Tottenham a go, or any number of dives south of the river. No thanks.
Brighton is the most beautiful, relaxed, easy-going city in the country. You couldn't pay me any money to move back and live/work in London. If you think it's bad here.. give Tottenham a go, or any number of dives south of the river. No thanks.
Guy Fawkes
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More likely due to liberal wishy-washy nonsense where kids learnt that they could get away with virtually anything whilst they were young so is it any surprise when similar behavior carries on into later life?