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The seafront will soon have 24 more loos to cope with the demand as more and more people visit our beautiful beaches.

Despite facing the challenges of the pandemic, businesses in the city are continuing to sign up to the Brighton & Hove Living Wage Campaign.

We are processing business grants for the period from 1 April. This includes pre-payment checks which is a new government requirement.

If you’ve been invited to have your vaccination, but cannot get to one of the main vaccination centres, you can book to get your jab at the mobile vaccination service over the early May bank holiday weekend.

British Telecom would like your views on proposals to remove 14 on-street payphones which have low use. They are in various locations around Brighton & Hove.

Following resident consultation last year, we’ve been reshaping proposals for a new community hub and more than 200 council homes on a number of underused sites in Moulsecoomb. You can see how the proposals are developing on our new webpages.

The minibus has been generously donated to the Jeanne Saunders Centre by Variety Golf a children’s charity and part-funded by the council.

You can now visit the South Downs, towns and coast of Brighton & Hove known as The Living Coast, the UK’s only urban UNESCO World Biosphere Region, by bike.

Councillors have requested an urgent review into how the excessive cut-back happened, and what lessons need to be learnt from it.

The mobile vaccination service will be visiting St Peter's Church, Moulsecoomb Leisure Centre and Waitrose on Western Road this weekend.