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A BioCultural Heritage Tourism project shines a light on Brighton & Hove as a sustainable visitor destination.

Young people are celebrating the impact they have made locally in the year since the council signed the Power of Youth Charter.

Positive cases in children are high and school absences are leading to a need to juggle face-to-face and remote learning. To keep our schools open we need to keep up safer behaviours.

Covid first, second and booster doses are easily available every day in Brighton & Hove. You can choose the best time and place for you.

Thursday 27 January is Holocaust Memorial Day. The theme for this year’s commemoration is is ‘One Day’.

People who drive electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles are being asked to switch to a new app to access the city’s charging points.

A new duplicate planning application has been submitted for the proposed Toads Hole Valley development in Hove.

1,000 young plants are taking root in their new home at Black Rock. The plants were grown by experts from the world famous Millennium Seed Bank at Wakehurst.

Councillors to consider not reducing pupil numbers at local primary schools as of September 2023 following the recent consultation process.

The council worked alongside emergency services and set up a rest centre following a fire on Kings Road on Tuesday 25 January.