Newsroom

To mark World Water Day, we’re highlighting the innovative work being done to reduce the risk of flooding to properties in a vulnerable part of Brighton & Hove.

We’re reviewing the use of cheap, single-use disposable barbecues, lanterns and balloons on our beach front, in parks and other open spaces within the city.

The council supports the UK’s ‘Right to Food’ campaign which asks for changes at a national level to make access to food a legal right. 

Responding to community concerns, we have sought a commitment from Rockwater bar that work to install a disabled access lift for their roof terrace is planned to start next week.

The Royal Pavilion, Brighton Town Hall and the Mazda Fountain are being lit in purple on Saturday 19 March in support of the World Against Racism day of action and the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

Three community engagement workshops in March as part of the ongoing work to deliver the city’s first Liveable Neighbourhood.

We’re continuing to make progress towards reducing the number of people homeless and sleeping rough in the city.

Covid-19 rates are high and rising, so act now to reduce the risk of infection and stop the virus spreading. If you have symptoms stay at home and take a test. Also, wear a mask in crowded places.

Councillors have approved an ambitious strategic plan which will help shape the future of active, inclusive and sustainable travel in Brighton & Hove for years to come.

Young people in the city have made their voices heard in a national survey of the most critical pressures they are facing in 2022.