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Support with the cost of living

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Information on building safety and the future options of the council's large panel system high-rise buildings

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Covid is still around, take action to stop the spread

Positive cases have increased this week so we need to continue testing while we can and take action to stop any further spread.

10 March 2022
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Young high-flier backs urgent appeal for foster carers

19-year-old Gemma Creamer has shared her fostering story to support our appeal and inspire more people to open their homes to a child or teenager in need.

10 March 2022
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Toads Hole Valley planning appeal

A public inquiry will be held to determine the Toads Hole Valley development planning application. The inquiry will start on Thursday 8 June.

10 March 2022
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Making public art a priority

The provision of public art in the city could soon be given a higher profile as councillors consider new planning guidance.

9 March 2022
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Seagals inspiring women into football

An exciting new opportunity for LGBTQ+ players and trainee coaches is being offered by The Seagals, an established women's football club in the Sussex County Women & Girls Football League based in Brighton & Hove.

9 March 2022
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Free transport to help you get your Covid-19 vaccination

It’s not too late to have any of your Covid-19 vaccines. But if you need help getting to one of the many vaccination sessions in the city, a free bookable transport service is available.  

9 March 2022
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Looking to expand your horticultural skills? 

Our City Parks team is working collaboratively with Plumpton College, a specialist horticulture training provider, to offer a 5-day long intensive horticulture training programme.

8 March 2022
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Revaluit, selling preloved technology, at a price that’s right for you

Local not-for-profit business, Tech-Takeback, who run the ‘RevaluElectricals’ collection service in Brighton & Hove, is powering up a new store in the city called, ‘Revaluit’.

8 March 2022
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Community dance celebration success

A high-energy community dance celebration thrilled hundreds. Performers of all ages from across Brighton & Hove were hosted by our Healthy Lifestyles team to support residents being fit, healthy and active.

7 March 2022
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Celebrating International Women’s Day 2022

International Women’s Day is Tuesday 8 March. Events at the Brighton Dome and All Saints, Hove are taking place over the weekend to celebrate the day.

4 March 2022

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