You never quite know what your stepping on when you take a walk with local historian Geoffrey Mead. This time we hop off bus number 1 and discover more about the fascinating history of the once industrial Portslade beneath our feet.

Local historian Geoffrey Mead takes a walk along the non-toll road, just moments from the 56 bus stop at Copperus Gap. In days gone by ships arrived from all over the world and today a short bus ride still reveals much of this areas wonderful past.

This time we're in the North Street area of Portslade, once a bustling centre of coastal activity and an area home to one of the most famous sailors of all time. If you remember Players cigarettes you may have worked it out already!

Famous for his amazing stories that often culminated in a very unexpected end, Phil Starr died suddenly after his last performance in 2005. A tireless charity worker and, as fellow entertainer Dave Lynn reveals, one of the best in the business.

The journey along the coast is stunning, especially from the top deck. Home to some wonderful architecture, including the Lido and Ocean Hotel, Saltdean started life with just a couple of coastguard cottages. Local historian Geoffrey Mead tells us more.

This time local historian Geoffrey Mead takes us for a geology lesson along the under cliff walk between Rottingdean and Saltdean. We find evidence of the largest living things ever and discover how Welsh miners stopped the coast falling into the sea.

Two hundred years ago peace and quiet were the main selling points of Rottingdean and today not much has changed. This time we spend time on the beach with local historian Geoffrey Mead, turnover a few stones and uncover a little more of Secret Brighton.

Meet the lady, who apart from being very lovely, runs her department with military precision. Sergeant Rosemary spent fifteen years in the army, which makes her perfectly placed to look after all her drivers and keep them in order!

Once again we join local historian Geoffrey Mead to uncover more of Secret Brighton. This time we start our journey close to the magnificent St Peter's Church on what was Richmond Green.

This time we start our journey with local historian Geoffrey Mead on the corner of North Road and Vine Street in Brighton, and move through time from farming to foundries.