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Expressions of sympathy and appreciation have been shared around the globe, including our local civic leaders.

A garden at Rose Hill Court seniors housing scheme has been shortlisted for the BIG Biodiversity Challenge award. Residents transformed the communal garden during the pandemic by planting wildflowers, meadow plants and trees.

Rubbish caught fire inside one of our refuse trucks on Sackville Road. Were reminding residents not to put batteries or electrical equipment in household waste.

We’re beginning a year-long programme of 'targeted action zones' to help tackle problem graffiti and make the city as clean and welcoming as possible for residents, businesses and visitors alike.

A new planning application has been received by the council for development at Toads Hole Valley. The application seeks to replace the secondary school approved as part of the development with a further 182 homes and outdoor sports facilities.

Get inspiration on how to make small changes that will shape a more sustainable future from national campaigns starting today.

The planning application for the first phase of restoration of the Grade 2* listed Madeira Terrace has been published. A new video explains how the first 40 historic arches will be restored.

The quick response and brave actions of three members of our seafront team, along with emergency services, helped rescue two people from the sea near the Palace Pier.

With less than two weeks to go until the end of a public consultation on the city’s first Liveable Neighbourhood Project, we’re urging everyone to have their say.

We’re urging people across Brighton & Hove to get involved with our events and offers to mark Car Free Day on Thursday 22 September.