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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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New and improved Saltdean library set to return to Saltdean Lido after refurbishment

Saltdean Library will be returning to the Saltdean Lido on Tuesday 13 February following extensive refurbishment to the iconic Grade II* listed Lido building.

16 January 2024
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Councillors to agree an approach to tackling weeds

Councillors are set to meet to agree the future approach for removing weeds on the streets of Brighton & Hove.

15 January 2024
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Next stages in action to tackle falling primary school places

In response to falling pupil numbers, reports to the Children, Families & Schools Committee recommend moving ahead with proposals to close 2 primary schools and reduce the number of pupils joining 6 others.

12 January 2024
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Council fostering film 'Any of Us' wins prestigious award

A powerful short film ‘Any of Us’, created in partnership with multiple councils across the UK to encourage people from all backgrounds to consider becoming foster carers has picked up 2 prestigious awards.

12 January 2024
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Results of the South Portslade by-election

Josh Guilmant (Labour) has been elected as councillor for South Portslade following a by-election on Thursday 11 January 2024.

12 January 2024
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Outline planning permission granted

Councillors have unanimously granted outline planning permission for a 2-storey building in Abinger Road, Portslade.

12 January 2024
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New fund will create opportunities for businesses, communities and projects across the city

Applications for the new Brighton & Hove Shared Prosperity Fund which aims to build 'pride of place' and improve quality of life for residents across the city close on Wednesday 17 January.

12 January 2024
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Primary school admissions – don’t miss the deadline

The deadline for school place applications for children due to start primary school in Brighton & Hove in September 2024 is the end of Monday 15 January.

11 January 2024
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Adapting to climate change for a sustainable future

Reducing the impact of severe weather in the city will be a leading priority for the council and its partners this year.

11 January 2024
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Improving LGBTQ+ inclusion skills in care homes

A new measure to improve LGBTQ+ inclusive care is being proposed as part of a range of new requirements for council-commissioned residential care homes in the city.

10 January 2024

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