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Due to the high numbers of people with Covid, extra government support is being put in place that will build on the work we’ve all been doing to keep our city open and safe.

“We all had such a fun time. It was wonderful doing things we wouldn’t think of doing. Thank you again from some happy foster carers and some tired children.”

A new youth employment hub is open to Brighton & Hove residents under the age of 25, providing digital and in person support for young people around education, employment and training. 

We are sorry to announce that there has been a change to vaccination services in the city today (Sunday 11 July).

With the continued rise in cases, our Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, is asking us all to get our first vaccinations now and our second after eight weeks to help keep Brighton & Hove safe.

Staff from Brighton & Hove secondary schools aim to raise £12,000 to bring life saving equipment closer to their sports facilities.

‘Me and My World’ approach aims to build stronger relationships with children in care and get them more involved in decisions that affect them.

If you're out socialising or working in bars, cafes, restaurants or shops, head to one of the mobile PCR test sites in the city centre to make sure you're not spreding Covid-19.

We're upgrading 45 of our children's playgrounds over the next three years, with 25 of them being done by next March. Work on Blakers Park, Fiveways, begins on Monday.

Book now for activities for children and young people aged 4 to 16 who are in full-time education and receive free school meals.