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Our Trading Standards officers carried out visits to over 25 local businesses within the last month as a part of a programme to prevent the selling of illegal vapes and e-cigarettes.

Public toilets in Blakers Park, Greenleas, Easthill Park, Hove Cemetery South, Queen’s Park, Stanmer Village and Vale Park are now open.

The work experience programme will focus on career opportunities in social care at the council.

The Mayor Councillor Jackie O’Quinn and the Council Leader Bella Sankey received a group of refugees and people seeking sanctuary at a gathering held on Monday 3 July at Brighton Town Hall.

Several landmarks around Brighton & Hove are set to light up blue as a mark of pride and celebration for the 75th anniversary of the NHS.

The Victoria Road Housing Scheme has has won one of the first Unlock Net Zero awards for providing sustainable homes for local people.

The council has announced an independent inquiry into allegations of sexual harassment, racism, disability discrimination, bullying and intimidation at the Cityclean depot.

As a part of ASB Awareness Week, we are raising awareness of the options available for reporting and ASB Case Review, to ensure all victims receive timely and appropriate support.

The increased cost of electricity means that from Monday 3 July, the cost of charging an electric vehicle in the city is having to change.

Recent reports suggest the council is asking schools to cut their budgets, which isn't the case. Jacob Taylor, Co-chair of the council’s Families, Children & Schools Committee and Deputy Leader (Finance Lead) sets the record straight.