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A competition to support the city's holiday activity and food programme (HAF) encourages children to experiment with healthy food.

"We applaud the achievements, commitment and resilience of our all students today. They have shown grit and determination in the face of much uncertainty."

Members of the Environment, Transport and Sustainability (ETS) committee will discuss and vote on a series of recommendations that would see the temporary cycle lane on the A270 Old Shoreham Road retained.

This weekend the city would usually be celebrating the spectacular Brighton & Hove Pride, an important event to promote LGBTQ+ equality and inclusion. If you're celebrating, have a safe, happy and Covid-free weekend.

Ahead of busy August weekends with socialising back on the agenda, advice on healthcare and keeping yourself safe to avoid adding extra pressure on already overstretched emergency services.

Although the city’s main Pride events aren’t happening, we’re expecting large numbers of visitors to come to the city this weekend. With Covid cases still high, we’re asking everyone to take steps to prevent the virus spreading.

Following successful festivals in spring and early summer, the stage is set for further Covid-safe events.

Covid rates in Brighton & Hove are rising again. Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, is concerned large social gatherings at the weekend could lead to more transmission and increase the infection rate. He explains what we can all do to prevent this and protect our communities.

A project to restore Brighton & Hove’s historic seafront lighting columns is set to begin in the coming weeks.

If you’re travelling to or within Brighton & Hove this weekend, please plan ahead – we’re expecting it to be busy!