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To mark the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s #HeritageTreasures Day this week we are celebrating the protection and restoration of some of our local treasures taking place this year.

Younger passengers using buses across the city can benefit from cheaper fares until 2025.

Following the success of UEFA Women's EURO 2022, councillors will consider bidding to become a host city for the Women's Rugby World Cup in 2025.

Ahead of restoration work on the Grade II* listed Madeira Terrace starting this autumn, specialist contractors will be surveying the condition of the East Cliff wall this week.

We have secured almost £200,000 in government funding to continue our work to encourage active travel and provide better walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure for people in Brighton & Hove 

Work to improve the look and feel of a popular shopping area of the city will begin on Monday 9 January

Take positive action to reduce waste and help tackle the climate crisis.

Accommodation and support is available for people sleeping rough in the city who need the council’s help this Christmas, with our SWEP shelter open from Christmas Eve to 28 December and from New Year’s Eve to 2 January.

We’ve installed new food donation points in council buildings to help staff, councillors and residents join Brighton & Hove Food Partnership's Food SOS campaign. 

A winter light artwork for Madeira Terrace will be switched-on on 21 December to coincide with the return of the Burning the Clocks parade, which culminates on the beach below Madeira Drive.