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Support with the cost of living

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Information on building safety and the future options of the council's large panel system high-rise buildings

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Further playground improvements planned across the city

Chlldren of all ages could soon be enjoying exciting and accessible play facilities, as councillors consider Phase 2 of the city wide Playground Refurbishment Programme.

5 March 2024
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Decision to close 2 city primary schools

At the 4 March 2024 Special Full Council meeting, Brighton & Hove councillors made the difficult decisions to close St Bartholomew’s Church of England Primary School and St Peter’s Community Primary and Nursery School from 31 August.

4 March 2024
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Operators sought for exciting new café/restaurant on Hove seafront

We are seeking operators for the brand-new Outdoor Sports Hub café / restaurant in Hove Beach Park, when it opens later this year.

4 March 2024
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National call to extend Household Support Fund

We're urging the government to extend funding for the Household Support Fund for at least another year to help support our most vulnerable residents.

4 March 2024
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Inspiring inclusion this International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day is Friday 8 March. A number of events will take place throughout the month to celebrate women and girls.

4 March 2024
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Taking action on empty homes

As part of Empty Homes Week, running from 4 to 10 March, we’re asking residents to tell us if a property you live near has become empty or derelict.

4 March 2024
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Have your say on proposals to change how council homes are allocated

We’re consulting on proposed changes to how council homes are allocated in the city, with the aim of making sure available homes go to those in the greatest housing need.

1 March 2024
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Health and Adult Social Care director leaves council

Rob Persey, Executive Director for Health and Adult Social Care, has left the council after seven years in the role.

29 February 2024
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Homewood College

A consultation has begun with parents and carers of pupils at Homewood College and the school staff about proposals to stop admissions and find alternative educational placements for current pupils.

29 February 2024
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Talks progress on deal for adult social care workers

Negotiations are continuing following an offer aimed at resolving issues around pay and career progression.

29 February 2024

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An acclaimed wildlife photography exhibition from the Natural History Museum with 100 stunning images. From breathtaking animal portraits and dramatic landscapes, to bizarre species and endangered habitats, the exhibition showcases the most arresting and spectacular images of our natural world. Photo: Jelly Smack Summer © Ralph Pace, Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

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