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Hey, I lost my gray dwarf hamster yesterday around 3pm in Brighton. He’s a tiny fluffball, about the size of a ping-pong ball, with soft gray fur and a white belly, and he has a small white patch on his right ear plus a tiny nick on his left front paw—easy to spot if you find him. Last I saw him, he was near the Brighton Dome on Church Street, just off New Road, darting into the alley behind the souvenir stalls. He looked a bit dusty and startled, but he’s otherwise healthy and loves sunflower seeds. I’m really worried—this little guy means a lot to me, and I’d be forever grateful if you text me if you’ve seen him.
Single diamond with gold surround earring. Between Kemptown & Hollingbury
I lost my green suede bag on Sunday near the seafront or Adelaide crescent garden. It had my powerbank and brush inside
Lost around 3pm yesterday near the Royal Pavilion Gardens on North Street in Brighton. It's my leopard gecko, about 6 inches long from head to tail, with a bright orange body and white spots and a pale underbelly. There's a distinctive tiny white patch behind its left eye and the tail tip is a bit chewed from a previous shed—it also has a slight bend at the very end if you pick it up gently. It’s been a rough week since I got home and found it missing; this gecko is a family member, and I’m really worried. If you’ve seen Pip or have any info, drop me a note here or email me at [email protected].
I lost a bag of clothes and stuff bought from Primark in the Royal Pavillion (stop r1) bus stop in Brighton. It was in a pink PDSA bag at about 16:07pm. It had kids clothes and KFC.
Found a black Novation Launchpad Mini MIDI controller this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Brighton Dome on New Road. It's compact, about the size of a paperback, with an 8x8 grid of blue LEDs and a couple of light scratches along the corner. There's a tiny orange sticker on the back that says "Brighton Music Lab" and a blue silicone skin wrapped around it to protect the edges. It clearly belonged to someone who uses it for gigs or rehearsals, and I'd hate for it to get lost again. If this sounds like yours, drop me a line with the sticker detail or the exact pattern on the LED grid.
Found a honey oak coffee table with a single shallow drawer outside Churchill Square Shopping Centre on West Street yesterday around 4pm. It's about 110 cm long, 50 cm wide, and in decent condition with a small chip on the front edge and a few faint scratches on the top. It looks like a flat-pack piece, maybe IKEA-level—the finish is smooth and the drawer runs nicely. On the underside of the drawer there's a faded sticker that says 'Property of M. Reed' and a pencil initials mark 'MR'—two little clues I noticed. I know it's probably someone else's, and I hope the owner sees this and gets it back.
I found a delicate silver bracelet this afternoon around 3:10pm, lying on the pavement outside the Duke of York's cinema on Preston Street in Brighton. It's a slim, 6.5-inch chain with a tiny enamel sea turtle charm and a small heart charm. There’s a faint engraving on the inside of the clasp that reads 'M.J.S.'—maybe initials could help identify the owner. It's in good condition, just a little scuffed from being dropped on the road. If this is yours, send me a message here on the app and we’ll arrange a pickup.
Found a pastel plush unicorn this afternoon around 3pm along the Brighton seafront near the Pier arcade. It's about 12 inches tall, pale pink with a lavender mane and tail, and a sparkly gold horn. A rainbow ribbon is tied around its neck, and there's a tiny blue star embroidery on the left hoof plus a worn 'Sunny Friends' label. Looks well-loved but not damaged. If you recognize it, let me know and we can figure out how to get it back to its owner.
I found a vintage Elgin pocket watch this afternoon around 2:15pm by the Palace Pier on the Brighton seafront. It's a gold-tone case, about 4 cm across, with a white dial and black Roman numerals. The back is engraved with tiny initials 'A.J.' and there’s a delicate ornate pattern that catches the light. The crystal has a small crack near 3 o'clock, and the attached chain has a short, worn link, like it’s been carried in a pocket for decades. This is clearly a collector's item, and I’d really like to get it back to its owner—it felt special seeing it gleam in the sun. If anyone recognizes it, please get in touch.
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