Brighton rock

A curious confection: The British ‘Stick of Rock’ is made entirely of pink and white coloured sugar and has the name of the seaside town where it is sold running all the way through it. No matter w…

There’s something about an old-fashioned sweet that instantly brings back happy memories of childhood. Here’s an illustrated history of some of Britain's most popular treats …

16” x 24” colour screenprint. Hand signed and numbered. Printed by White Duck Editions. Limited Edition of 140. Available from Dark City Gallery. Please note: The AMP Marketplace lists items for sale by artists or galleries directly. AMP are not responsible for the sale or return.

Richard Attenborough and Carol Marsh in Brighton Rock (1948)

A long, long time ago in a land far far away, our idea of a jolly good Summer holiday chaps, was a trip to Wales with the family, the dog and sometimes the odd hangers on of a relative or more. This was what middle class families with children did. Once a year, packed up the station wagon, kids and dogs, no seat belts of course and Dad’s trilby would be squished before we’d left the driveway. There’d be luggage on the roof rack and the rest packed in the back. The back seat would ring out…

Gripping, terrifying, an unputdownable read. Discover Graham Greene's most iconic novel.

Read 2,166 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. With a new introduction by J.M. Coetzee A gang war is raging through the dark underworl…

Scenes based on Graham Greene's Brighton Rock. Picture by Sean McSorley.

A new film of Brighton Rock, Graham Greene's pre-war classic, is set against a backdrop of the 1960s Mod and Rocker clashes.