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Exhibitions and events are planned in the city to mark LGBTQ+ History Month.

On Wednesday 28 January, we launched the city's Reading Charter at the first Brighton & Hove Reading Conference for schools.

Primary schools in the city are taking part in a pilot food-growing programme that is enabling children to grow a range of fruit, vegetables and herbs in school grounds.

Councillors have gathered in Hove to see the work being done to help protect Brighton & Hove from flooding and coastal erosion for decades to come.

Bookings are now open for February's small business surgery, hosted by our small business ambassador Councillor Mohammed Asaduzzaman.

We have launched a public consultation on the proposed closure of Middle Street Primary School following a recommendation from the school's Interim Executive Board.

Tuesday 27 January marks Holocaust Memorial Day, the international day dedicated to victims of genocide.

We've received confirmation from Historic England that the existing King Alfred Leisure Centre will not be added to the List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Cabinet approved the Circular Economy Routemap and Action Plan 2025-35 which builds on the council’s pioneering circular economy activity and will further embed circular principles within the council and across the city.

We are joining East Sussex County Council and West Sussex County Council in reaffirming our commitment to devolution for Sussex.