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Council services during the hot weather

Due to the hot weather, some council services may need to change, but the majority of our services are operating as normal. Read our news story for more information.

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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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Kingsway to the Sea project moves forward

The Kingsway to the Sea project is on track to transform run down spaces on the seafront in west Hove into a new linear park, with a future maintenance plan agreed.

20 January 2023
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Learn to repair, reuse and upcycle in free to attend workshops

A series of free to attend upcycling and repair workshops for residents in Brighton & Hove are being offered throughout January, February and March 2023. 

20 January 2023
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Wilder Verges pilot boosts biodiversity in Brighton & Hove

We implemented a no-mow approach on 23 verges across the city to improve biodiversity and connect habitats.

19 January 2023
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Only difficult decisions remain on the budget, says council leader

A report to the Policy & Resources committee will show the council has a projected budget shortfall of £21 million for 2023/24 with council taxes possibly having to rise.

19 January 2023
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Tackling anti-social behaviour – improving our service for residents in council homes

A new policy to tackle anti-social behaviour affecting residents in council homes has been agreed by the Housing Committee.

19 January 2023
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Major technical issues force King Alfred Leisure Centre pools to close until Easter

The swimming pools at the King Alfred Leisure Centre will unfortunately remain closed until Easter. The gym, sports halls, studios and ballroom currently remain open.

18 January 2023
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Tell us about your childcare needs

You could win one of two £100 high street shopping vouchers by taking part in our online survey.

17 January 2023
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Undercliff Walk temporarily closed

Due to constant and significant chalk fall, we have taken the decision to temporarily close the Undercliff Walk to protect the health and safety of those who use it.

17 January 2023
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Over £10 million spent on supporting older and disabled people’s bus passes

A report being presented to councillors will show that more than £10.6m has again been spent on supporting concessionary travel for older and disabled residents in Brighton & Hove.

16 January 2023
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Get your records updated for any Covid vaccinations you had outside England

If you had any COVID-19 vaccinations outside of England you can book an appointment to get your records checked and updated at Brighton Racecourse.

16 January 2023

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Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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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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