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The council supports the development of a Greater Brighton Food Plan to build resilience and integrate innovations while meeting health, climate, and nature targets.

We’re inviting D/deaf, disabled or neurodiverse people living, working or studying in Brighton & Hove to help us develop plans to make the city more accessible.

Our parks team is trialling the use of biochar at The Level open space to make the surface more resilient, nourish the soil and lock in carbon.

The range of new development schemes currently underway across Brighton & Hove is evidence of our commitment to deliver a city that works for all.

Stanmer Park has received it's first Green Flag Award following the recent restoration project, bringing the total number of Green Flag parks in the city to eight.

With thousands of people expected to pack Brighton & Hove for this year’s Pride celebrations, we’re urging people to plan their travel arrangements in advance of the big weekend.

Solar panels are to be installed on hundreds of council homes across the city as part of a package of measures to reduce carbon emissions from housing.

A Southern Water boss has admitted sea sewage from the company is 'a risk to human health'.

We’re inviting Ukrainian refugees to take advantage of the support we offer to keep people safe on our roads.

The first of 100 new cycle hangars coming to Brighton & Hove have hit the streets.