Newsroom

Today we are launching our carbon neutral programme. It’s transformational plan of actions aims to achieve Brighton & Hove’s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.

The seafront's Madeira Drive will be closed to traffic on Sunday 6 June from 6am to 6pm for the Classic Car run.

We want our European family to stay.

We had 56 confirmed new Covid-19 cases in Brighton & Hove last week which is a 71% increase. Head of Public Health Intelligence, Kate Gilchrist, explains why we should focus on the story behind the numbers and not be over concerned by the high percentage rise.

Children, parents, carers, teachers and staff at a city primary school have enjoyed a safer journey to and from the classroom during a School Streets Taster Day.

Residents and commuters across Brighton & Hove and beyond are being given more opportunities to earn rewards for sustainable travel around the city.

New Contain Outbreak Management Funding is available for community and voluntary sector organisations supporting groups disproportionately affected by Covid.

We are celebrating the day by encouraging more young people to get involved with decision making in the city.

Work to make Madeira Drive, one of the most iconic areas of Brighton & Hove, a safe space for residents and visitors, has reached a key milestone with the completion of its new protected two-way cycle lane.

We're doing a four day deep clean of some of the main streets across the city and running a host of community tidy up events - all part of the national Keep Britain Tidy event, running from Friday 28 May to Sunday 13 June.