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A public consultation on six new School Streets schools has shown that 8 out of 10 people are in favour of the schemes being introduced.

There will be a slow-moving, abnormal load on our roads Saturday 19 March 2022.

The Mayor of Brighton & Hove encourages everyone to get involved in creating a national canopy of trees.

A new project looking at ‘Our Legacy’ will be starting discussions around how we respond to the slave trade and colonialism in the city.

Information about these payments is being sent out with your council tax bill.

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

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.

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

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

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.