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Key appointments have been made at the start of the council's new municipal year.

Covid cases in the Brighton & Hove rose by 39% last week with rates in the city creeping closer to the England average. Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, says we must do everything we can to stop the virus from spreading and urges everyone to work together to beat Covid and keep Brighton & Hove safe.

Residents are being given the chance to give their views on the latest Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan.

Alistair Hill, our Director of Public Health, explains why being indoors, with lots of different people, for longer periods of time, can significantly increase the risk of the Covid-19 spreading.

The popular mobile vaccination bus and ambulance return this weekend to take vaccinations out into the community.

The UEFA Women's EURO 2022 tournament, coming to Brighton & Hove next year, will create opportunities for thousands of women and girls to get involved with the game as fans, players, referees and coaches as legacy programme is launched.

This Dementia Awareness Week take action to help make sure those living with dementia, and their carers, are an active part of their city.

The Green Centre community project is looking forward to expanding its work inspiring hundreds of people across the city to reduce, reuse and recycle thanks to a new permanent home.

If you're worried about your memory, you can get advice and support from the NHS and other organisations across the city.

Fungal disease Ash dieback is likely to wipe out 80 per cent of our Ash trees in the next five to 10 years. Dead and dying trees are dangerous and sadly we must take them down before they collapse.