It is Sunday, the 15th of March, 2026. If you’ve just woken up, looked at the calendar, and felt that sudden jolt of "Oh no, I forgot the flowers," take a deep breath. Put down the wilted supermarket carnations. Step away from the generic "Best Mum" mug. This year, we’re doing things differently. Welcome to Mother’s Day at Lost and

If you’ve ever stepped into Lost and Found on a rainy Tuesday or a buzzing Friday night, you know the vibe is a bit different from your standard high-street boozer. We’re tucked away on Ditchling Road in the heart of Fiveways, and while we pride ourselves on being a welcoming spot for everyone: from the local teaching staff letting off

Class is dismissed. The final bell has rung, the last whiteboard marker has been capped, and the relentless energy of thirty-plus children has finally filtered out through the school gates. If you’re a teacher at Downs Junior, Downs Infants, or Balfour Primary, you know that specific type of "end-of-term" exhaustion. It’s a mix of pride, relief, and a desperate need

So, you’ve been tasked with the ultimate responsibility: planning the party. Whether it’s a 30th birthday that needs to be "cool but not trying too hard," an engagement bash, or a long-overdue reunion with the squad, the pressure is real. You want the perfect atmosphere, you want drinks that people actually enjoy, and, ideally, you don’t want to hand over

It’s Sunday, March 8th, 2026, and if you step inside our cozy spot on Ditchling Road today, you’ll feel a little extra buzz in the air. Today isn’t just another Sunday roast or a quiet afternoon pint; it’s International Women’s Day. At Lost and Found, we’re more than just a Brighton taproom: we’re a community hub. And that community is

Let’s be honest: planning a birthday in Brighton can sometimes feel like a second job: one that you actually have to pay to do. You spend hours scrolling through search results for a "party venue Brighton," only to find spaces that either look like a sterile hotel conference room or come with a hire fee that costs more than the

Let’s be honest: planning a party in Brighton can sometimes feel like a full-time job that you didn't apply for and certainly aren't getting paid for. Between the "seafront tax" on drinks and the eye-watering hire fees that some places demand just for the privilege of standing in their room, the "Ultimate Party" can quickly turn into the "Ultimate Credit

Let’s be honest: Brighton has always been a bit ahead of the curve. Whether it’s the fashion, the music, or the way we treat our weekends, this city doesn’t do "boring." And when it comes to craft beer in Brighton, the scene is shifting faster than the tide at the Palace Pier. If you’ve popped into our taproom on Ditchling Road

The news hit the industry like a lead weight this morning. After years of posturing as the "punks" of the beverage world, BrewDog has officially entered administration and been sold to the US-based Tilray Brands for £33 million. While the corporate headlines focus on "restructuring" and "synergies," the reality on the ground is devastating. 484 people. That’s 484 individuals who, as