Revd Arthur Wagner is remembered for his work with the poor of Brighton. Hanover was one of the poorest districts, and among Wagner’s projects here was a school for boys. He opened St Mary’s Boys School in 1865 with 21 boys and moved it to 33 Southover Street in 1872. Read more
At the heart of Hanover
Hanover History
Hanover has a rich history, but it is a history of ordinary people and everyday places, not national figures and celebrities.
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Hanover has lost many of its local shops, so those we have left deserve our full support – none of them has an easy time withstanding the competition of the big chains, especially the supermarkets. If we look back 50 years to 1956, the diversity of shops and businesses in Read more