Brighton & Hove’s basement: beneath the city
| Day |
Friday |
| Date | 6th February 2026 |
| Time |
19:30 - 21:30 |
| Presenter |
Dr Geoffrey Mead |
| Cost |
£10.00 |
| Room |
Main Hall |
| THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED |
| Availability |
9/65 Places
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| Event Description |
Brighton & Hove has a complex landscape, not just steep hills and a stony beach. From Saltdean to Portslade, and Patcham to the Beach we look at what the city is built upon.
Wine and nibbles will be available at the interval. |
| Presenter |
I worked with the Geography degree team and with the Landscape Studies degree team at the University of Sussex. I specialise in the landscapes of SE England, in both urban and rural areas. My MA was on 1930s Brighton and I did my doctorate in the suburban growth of the interwar period. I give talks across SE England to a wide range of groups, from universities to local history societies, WI groups , U3A, Probus and Round Tables and I run weekly classes at local community centres. The most requested from my range of talks are those that combine social history, geography, geology and a 'sense of place'.
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