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Polly Herbert brings more than 20 years’ professional experience in education alongside lived experience of growing up in poverty in Brighton & Hove.

We'll be inoculating many of the city’s elm trees in the coming weeks to help protect our unique elm collection from disease.

Walkers are enjoying taking a stroll on the newly resurfaced footpath from Coldean Lane into Stanmer Park which opened this week.

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. Could it be you?

Two years since the introduction of Red Routes in two of the city’s busiest areas, there’s been a sharp fall in the number of people being injured on the roads.

The City Nature Challenge is back this weekend - your chance to become a citizen scientist for nature conservation by recording the nature on your doorstep.

Our librarians have been spreading the joy of reading by giving away copies of The Woman Next Door by Louise Jenson in the Royal Pavilion Garden and between the Palace Pier and West Pier.

Our housing advice, temporary accommodation and homelessness service help desk is moving to Hove Town Hall in Norton Road, Hove from Monday 20 April.

Councillors will discuss proposals setting out how we will better manage our land and buildings to unlock new housing, support financial sustainability, and protect frontline services.

A set of proposals to improve support for homeless people needing temporary accommodation are being discussed by councillors at the Cabinet meeting on Thursday 23 April.