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People living in Hanover and Tarner are being invited to get involved in a project that will help shape the city’s first liveable neighbourhood.

A £2.23m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant will help restore eastern South Downs rare habitats and lost landscapes, bring history and local cultures to life.

After a small drop last week, positive Covid-19 cases have risen again in the last seven days.

The Minister for Employment visited Brighton & Hove's Youth Employment Hub to see how young people are benefitting from the new facilities.

The magnificent original wooden beams in Brighton's 200 year old Grade 1 listed Corn Exchange have been strengthened, repaired and revealed, as part of the Royal Pavilion Estate Renovation Project.

A life-changing service providing housing and additional support for people rough sleeping in the city is expanding to help more people.

A new short film released on 12 October - created through a national collaboration of local authorities - appeals to more people to consider fostering.

Events across the city are being held on Sunday 17 October as part of a ‘Day of Compassion’ honouring the people of Brighton & Hove and the lives lost through the Covid pandemic.

Latest update on second formal proposal by council to resolve Cityclean dispute.

A massive cash investment of £3.2m was agreed by city councillors as part of a city-wide effort to tackle the climate and biodiversity emergency.