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Re: Magazine
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Welcome
It’s dark and winter is upon us!
No, this isn’t some foreboding
proclamation following the US elections; it
is just an observation as I sit looking out of
my office window here at Re: Towers.
On the cover this issue is the music legend
Chris Difford who has had more hits than
Mike Tyson and has written some of the
most memorable songs from my formative
years. We met up with him in a beach hut
at Lewes FC’s ground , The Dripping Pan
where in recent years Chris’ band Squeeze
(you may have heard of them) were the
main shirt sponsors. Chris was utterly
charming yet enigmatic.
There have been a few changes to the
line up here in the office as Laurence has
moved on to pastures new and we have
a new deputy editor – Amber Ainsworth.
Amber joins fresh from a stint with a PR
agency in Berlin; she has a Degree in
Journalism and is doing a Masters in
Creative Writing so I am hoping that she
will pick up my grammatical errors.
I have had the very great pleasure of
reviewing some wonderful venues for this
issue with Jo, an overnight stay at one
of Brighton’s newest boutique hotels,
The Charm; a cheese fest at La Cave a
Fromage in Hove and a fabulous lunch at
one of my favourite places, Jeremy’s in
Borde Hill near Haywards Heath. I also got
to test out the hybrid supercar BMW i8
bravely loaned to me by Andy Belton from
Chandlers BMW.
As the festive season approaches we
have been out looking at gift ideas for
that special someone in your life and the
nice people at Hotel du Vin in Brighton are
offering one lucky reader and seven friends
a fantastic wine tasting event with their
head sommelier in our reader competition.
We are also very excited about a charity
fundraiser that we are planning for March
2017 – The Brighton Medieval Banquet.
This unique themed event will be held at
The Grand and we are expecting over 400
on the night. There are details of how you
can book your tickets along with a piece
about medieval life in this issue.
Talking of fundraising, Lee Hills has been
white water rafting down the Zambezi and
has shared his soggy account. Also on the
travel front Carole Hewitt has written about
her experience in Iceland which looks
amazing and is definitely on my list of must
see places.
As always we have included some really
informative pieces in this issue from a few
of our expert solicitors on areas of the law
that we think will be both interesting and
helpful. If there are any particular legal
topics you would like covered in a future
issue then please let me know.
This is now our 17th issue and although
a lot of work goes into each issue the
team here also have a lot of fun putting it
together for you. We would love to get your
opinion on Re: Magazine so that we can
make sure that we continue to produce
content that you want to read. So if you
can spare a few moments please drop me
a line or visit our Facebook page.
Jason Edge
Editor
It’s always a bit manic in the Re: Magazine office around deadline and we occasionally miss the odd typo
so if you spot one, do let me know. I hope that you enjoy this issue and as always I’d love to hear what you
think of Re: Magazine so please drop me a line at [email protected]
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