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We're using Foster Care Fortnight to raise awareness of the crucial work that foster carers do.

TAKEPART Festival of Sport & Activity returns from 17 June with a week of opportunities for you to try out free sport, dance, exercise and physical activity sessions.

Join the community vigil at 6pm on Wednesday 17 May in Jubilee Square to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOBiT).

More than 40 schools across Brighton & Hove are now taking part in the ‘Our City, Our World’ environmental education programme. 

Read some simple suggestions for helping to cope with anxiety and improving your mental wellbeing this Mental Health Awareness Week.

An art installation depicting the suffering of the people of Ukraine is being exhibited in Brighton & Hove from 15 to 31 May 2023.

Businesses across Brighton & Hove are being given the chance to see how they could join the growing number of local companies using eCargo bikes around the city.

We’re consulting on proposals to close the current library service in Mile Oak, as part of the city-wide savings plan agreed by councillors at the budget meeting in February 2023.

If you're worried about memory loss, confusion, language difficulties or behaviour changes, it's important to get diagnosed and get support as soon as you can.

Community organisations can now apply for grants to fund projects for young people.