Newsroom

As part of national ASB Awareness Week, we’re highlighting our work with Sussex Police on a simpler way of dealing with alcohol-related anti-social behaviour in the city.

Senior Coroner for Brighton & Hove, Veronica Hamilton Deeley, has retired after thirty years of service

Deputy Leader Councillor Hannah Clare, got tested at one of the symptom-free PCR test sites a few days ago and is asking all 18-29 year olds to go to the Peace Statue or Jubilee Square and do the same.

The Book Makers take advantage of a pilot project utilising previously vacant premises on a cost-only basis to support local writers.

Restrictions are being lifted on Monday but the pandemic is not over yet. Public Health Consultant Dr Katie Cuming explains why it’s important we all continue to remain cautious and act responsibly to stop the virus spreading out of control in our city.

At a major conference held in Birmingham this week, we joined leaders from across the UK to demand local powers to address the climate crisis.

Brighton man Paul Godding faced magistrates after being found guilty of tipping his business waste illegally.

On Wednesday 21 July, councillors will be asked to approve a series of measures to support active, sustainable and inclusive travel for everyone in Brighton & Hove.

This week the Brighton Centre is offering walk-in vaccinations with no need to book ahead and walk-in services are offering both first and second jabs. So it's easier than ever to get your jab at any of the sites around the city.

The council's youth offending team gets top marks for their positive work to improve services for children and families.