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Nicola Rosenberg, Public Health Consultant with Brighton & Hove City Council explains why the new guidance on self-isolating that came into effect on Monday 16 August underlines the importance of getting vaccinated.

The Leader of the Council has declared his support for the Afghanistan Refugee Resettlement Scheme and ongoing commitment to being a City of Sanctuary.

The council, Surfers Against Sewage and Leave No Trace Brighton will spend this Saturday on the seafront educating people about the dangers of littering our beautiful beaches.

Look out for our new PPE recycling bins at popular locations in the city centre. All PPE, including facemasks, gloves, visors and even lateral flow tests can be dropped off to be recycled.

Have your say on the future of four of our tennis facilities. We've received proposals from groups of users to manage and operate some of our pubic courts.

Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, appeals to every adult in Brighton & Hove who hasn’t started to get vaccinated yet: “Please don’t put it off any longer.”

Cyclists and pedestrians have been getting some top safety tips and advice during a day of action with Sussex Police.

"The resilience and positivity our students and our schools have shown have been really inspiring."

International Youth Day is 12 August 2021. Our Youth Council campaigns year-round for a better future and has organised a beach clean to mark the day.

“We know that being able to break the silence and open up about being a child of an alcoholic helps people to find support and make healthy choices."