George the IV indulged an extravagant lifestyle, he also commissioned John Nash to build the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. Danny Pike takes up the story of one of our most famous names.

Locomotive superintendent of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. Danny Pike takes up the story of the man who now rides up front on one of our buses.

George the IV indulged an extravagant lifestyle, he also commissioned John Nash to build the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. Danny Pike takes up the story of one of our most famous names.

Locomotive superintendent of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. Danny Pike takes up the story of the man who now rides up front on one of our buses.

The Hove schoolboy who went on to lead Britain to victory against Hitler. Journalist and author Adam Trimingham tells Danny Pike more about the boy ignored by his parents.

A solicitor who served as Mayor and a socialist in a tory town. Danny Pike finds out more about the man described as the maker of modern Brighton with former Brighton Argus journalist Adam Trimingham.

Danny Pike talks to veteran journalist Adam Trimingham about the unofficial wife of George IV.

Just jump off the bus at the pier and take a tour of the awarding winning sewers. After about an hour you'll pop up through a manhole to catch the bus home from the Old Steine.

Just jump off the bus at the pier and take a tour of the awarding winning sewers. After about an hour you'll pop up through a manhole to catch the bus home from the Old Steine.

The Duke of York's opened it's doors on the 22nd September 1910 and is the UK's oldest purpose built cinema. Come with us as we take a look around this Grade II listed building, which is still showing films to this day.