Some of Brighton & Hove's buses are named after famous people with connections to the area. Dame Anna Neagle runs on the number 5 route between Hangleton and Patcham.
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A photo a day of Hove, UK
I moved to Hove from London in 2007 and I'm gradually finding out about the delights of both city and seaside. Come and join me on my pictorial voyage of discovery.
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- Wibbo
- Hove, East Sussex, United Kingdom
- I'm a designer and writer, now happily retired from the daily grind and busy doing my own thing.
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LOVE your photos!! I also visit the Brighton Daily Photo blog. I was born in Brighton and still live on the outskirts, it's great to see my home towns thru other people's eyes.
Cheers, Merry Christmas.
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