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A conference is being hosted by Brighton & Hove City Council for school and college leaders that will focus on climate and biodiversity.

Rates of Covid-19 in the city are now almost half the rate of England as a whole. But It's not over yet. Stay safe, and keep others safe too.

Around 8,000 new trees and shrubs are being planted at Carden Hill in Hollingbury to create a new woodland and improve the area for residents and wildlife.

We’re supporting a new campaign raising awareness of the child criminal exploitation involved in the drug trade in the city.

An article on how Brighton & Hove is progressing its pledge to become an anti-racist council and city has been published by the government.

We’re asking people using wood burning stoves or lighting bonfires and firepits to consider their neighbours and the most vulnerable members of your own household before striking a match.

We're asking residents with a council tax inquiry to contact us through our website after receiving a very high number of queries. We've also set up a call back service on our phone line for those who aren't able to access the internet.

Ninety percent of families in Brighton & Hove have been offered their preferred primary age school for this September.

The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Brighton & Hove continues to fall as lockdown measures ease. It is essential to keep following the safety guidance to stop the virus spreading again.

After a competitive interview process Anna Gianfrancesco has been appointed as permanent Assistant Director for Children’s Safeguarding & Care.