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Employers need to apply for permission to employ a child of school age. School age lasts until the last Friday in June of the school year in which the child becomes 16 years old.

With an increasing number of residents testing positive, regular testing is important so you know you’re not spreading Covid without realising.

More funding is available to help eligible residents on low incomes improve energy efficiency measures in their homes, with the maximum grant available increased to £20,000.

2020/21 was a record year for developer contributions, which is part of the planning process. The money will be spent on new affordable housing, tranport and recreation.

We’re asking residents to consider cutting down on a different type of smoking this winter.

The leaders of the three political groups on Brighton & Hove City Council condemn the terror attack in Liverpool.

Football players from across the city are enjoying the newly renovated 3G pitch at Stanley Deason Lesiure Centre.

Disposable barbeques, balloons and sky lanterns are used on our beaches and in parks and open spaces. We're seeking your views on whether they should be allowed.

The Secretary of State has upheld the council's decision to refuse a planning application for up to 1,000 homes in 9 tall buildings at Brighton Marina outer harbour area.

Parents and carers are invited to have their say about future primary school numbers. The aim of the proposal is to reduce the risk of any schools having to close in future.