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Thousands of women took part in rugby-themed activities as part of efforts to build a Women’s Rugby World Cup legacy.

We're working with art organisations, institutions and communities to ensure the city remains a place where artists can thrive and visual art is accessible to all.

Councillor Bella Sankey has released a statement on the planned protests expected in the city on Saturday 13 June.

Members of the Brighton & Hove Business Growth Board are seeking a new Chair to became a leading ambassador for the business community and help champion the city's vibrant and diverse local economy.

Nobody enjoys cleaning up after a party, but if everyone takes responsibility for their own waste, we can keep our seafront looking its iconic best.

A new campaign, outlining how the gambling industry operates and signposting to local support, has been launched during the World Cup.

While many eagerly anticipate the World Cup there is a deeply concerning issue that warrants our urgent attention − the increase in domestic abuse during the football season.

People are being given the chance to give us their feedback on our plans to make roads near 3 Brighton & Hove schools safer for the city’s children.

An exciting week of events is planned across the city to celebrate this year's Refugee Week, starting Monday 15 June.

We’ve published a statutory notice on the proposed consolidation of Hove Park School onto a single site. The statutory notice period is open until Monday 6 July.