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47. Brighton & Hove | News Features | Cash Or Culture? By Julie Burchill Of The Guar Guardian columnist and Brighton resident julie burchill s debates whetherpublic money should be spent on culture or voluntary sector groups. http://www.thisisbrightonandhove.co.uk/brighton__hove/news_features/cash_culture

News Features Cash Culture Help Site Map ... Feedback News Headlines Local Issues Talking Point Strange Sussex ... Archive Other sections Front Page News Sport Forums ... CommuniGate Go to... Front Page CLASSIFIEDS LEISURE HEALTH LOCAL INFO EDUCATION ABOUT US Cash or Culture? Julie Burchill was inundated with replies to her Guardian column. One of the biggest debates in Brighton and Hove is whether public money should be spent on culture or voluntary sector groups - if indeed the former is being funded at the expense of the latter. Two of the chief protaganists, Guardian columnist and Brighton and Hove resident Julie Burchill and city council chief executive David Panter, put their views. I've always admired columnists who turn in a piece that's just made up of readers' responses to a previous outing because a) it makes you look like a "listening" sort of person and b) it means you don't have to do any work. But for most of my 25 years in journalism, this wasn't really an option, as there are only so many times you can reproduce such sentiments as DIE PAGAN HAG! in 1,000 words before the section editor wants a little word in your ear. But ever since I objected to Brighton New Labour Council's unusual policy of taking from the wretched to give to the rich in my Guardian column a couple of weeks ago ­ in the worst example, Brighton Rape Crisis Centre, staffed solely by voluntary workers, had the whole of its modest £7,000 grant taken away, while the council continues to throw money at the likes of the Komedia and the Gardner Arts Centre ­ my postbag overfloweth with correspondence that leaves me, frankly, still on the starting blocks when it comes to dry wit, passion and clear-sightedness.

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Excerpt from Julie Burchill's "Diana", pp 94-103 The Queen's favourite television programme of all time is by many accounts The Good Life A Good Life in which Tom was habitually unfaithful to Barbara with Margot? It had all been so different once upon a time. Given even less chance to marry for love than other people, the monarchy has always felt much less compulsion to be faithful. In Henry VIII, the most enthusiastic serial monogamist of all, we see this at its most sensational, but other kings merely left their wives on the side of the plate for Mr Manners when they fired of them, rather than inside a bucket. The glory and spirituality of monarchy, the divine right of kings and all that blasphemous mumbo-jumbo about the monarch being His representative on Earth seems even more profane when placed alongside the prolonged delight with which monarchs have broken their marriage vows. The type of prim and proper citizen who sees the monarchy as a totem of purity in a dirty world should have no truck whatsoever with history books lest he find himself reading about 1324, when King Edward II had a retreat built on the south bank of the Thames, staffed and stuffed with whores for his relaxation and recreation. Or 1431, when Henry VI visited France, and was entertained bv three naked women frolicking in a fountain - he was ten at the time. (And we think it's a little bit racy for Prince Harry to get an eyeful of all those topless African dancing girls!) And of course 1660, when Charles II returned to the throne of England, bringing with him a huge influx of aristocrats determined to resume the lifestyle which Cromwell had so nudely interrupted. Being a leisured class and, additionally, one highly pleased with itself for returning from the routing handed out by the New Model Army (which sounds like a good enough description of Prince Andrew's girlfriends before he had the good luck to hook up with Miss Sarah Ferguson), one of the main functions - and indeed the only talent - of the aristocracy was to be seen enjoying itself, and no King was ever as suited to this onerous task as Charles II, whose courtesans and mistresses took up easily as much of his time as did affairs of state. His friend the Earl of Rochester wrote the following about him:

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