Brighton’s iconic seafront blue paint to be axed after 100 years to save money
Brighton council has had to change paint colours after more than 100 years (Picture: SWNS) Brighton council has decided to stop using an iconic paint colour in the seaside city after more than 100 years because it costs too much. The popular shade of aqua, known as Brighton Blue, has been used to paint the seafront railings and lampposts for over a century. But now Brighton & Hove City Council…
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