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Allotments are a fantastic way to ensure a regular supply of homegrown, fresh fruit and vegetables. Our accessible allotments are available for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues.

Following the by-election held on Thursday 5 May, Robert McIntosh was elected as the ward's newest councillor.

Councillors will be asked to assess proposals at the next Policy & Resources (P&R) committee.

St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Portslade will soon become the latest addition to the city’s School Streets programme.

The council leader has signed the Nature and Climate Declaration to call for more ambitious action to to reverse biodiversity loss and create space for nature. 

Exciting plans are afoot for the installation of a new multi-use games area (MUGA) and an outdoor fitness space in Wild Park.

Help us improve support for people in Brighton & Hove to move more and enjoy being active for life.  We want to hear what helps or stops you - join our consultation 'Let’s talk: Active for Life.' 

We’re promoting the benefits of walking this month as part of a national campaign to get more of us out and about.

After an increase in the number of complaints regarding the cleanliness of roads such as the A23 and A27, Leader of the Council, Councillor Phélim Mac Cafferty, has taken action.

Two reports on the impact the development would have on local roads are now available. A Special Planning Committee will be held to approve or refuse proposals.