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The boiler has four pipes leading from the underside. The wall is otherwise empty.

Having a new boiler, woodburner, gas or oil fire installed?

A change in national regulations now means that carbon monoxide alarms are required when a fixed combustion appliance is first installed in any home.

14 November 2022

Brighton & Hove is leading the way in HIV prevention

In the five years since becoming a Fast Track City, Brighton & Hove has made great progress against our goals to end HIV as a public health threat.

14 November 2022

New measures to improve look and feel of the city

New measures to tackle persistent flyposters and bins obstructing pavements are being discussed at the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee on 15 November.

14 November 2022

'Lens' focuses on developing a fairer city

“We want to do all we can to make the city a fairer place for everyone to live."

11 November 2022

A terrace of houses in the Queen's Park conservation area. In the foreground is a lamp post and neatly clipped green hedges, behind which you can see three terraces houses. The nearest house is painted white but the other two are of red brick with white window frames and brickwork detailing.

Queen's Park removed from national 'conservation areas at risk' list

Historic England has removed the Queen’s Park Conservation Area from their ‘at risk’ register for 2022.

10 November 2022

A group of children standing in a field of wildflowers

New website launches for environmental education strategy

A new website has been launched to support our sustainability, climate change and environmental education strategy for Brighton & Hove schools.

10 November 2022

A woman sitting on the ground looking up to the sky, next to a bicycle

Ambitious targets for city Air Quality Action Plan

An action plan for improving air quality in Brighton & Hove is proposing ambitious new targets to support the health and wellbeing of people living, working and visiting the city.

10 November 2022