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Our Skills & Employment Service has successfully gained Matrix Standard accreditation, which demonstrates best practice in information, advice and guidance.

The number of journeys on the city’s Beryl Bikes passed the one million mark in March.

We are flying the Progress Pride flags from Hove Town Hall and Brighton Town Hall this weekend to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT).

Council Leader Bella Sankey has shared a response to this week’s tragic events on the seafront.

Western Road will be a safer place to shop with the introduction of a new Red Route this summer.

Work on a new active travel scheme between Hove and Portslade is scheduled to begin later this year following the latest consultation stage.

Food waste recycling messages created by primary school children are now travelling around the city on the side of the food waste collection trucks.

The government has launched a statutory consultation on proposals to change how local government is structured across Sussex.

We've been given £155,000 to shake up how food is bought, with the aim of getting healthier, fresher and more locally grown environmentally friendly meals onto people’s plates.

More than £12 million looks set to be spent on supporting bus travel for older and disabled people in Brighton & Hove over the next 12 months.