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We have added our name to a letter asking Alok Sharma to make food systems a higher priority at the climate change conference to be held in Glasgow later this year.

Confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Brighton & Hove fall again this week by 30% and symptom-free tests for people who need to work away from home are launched across Sussex.

Anyone aged 18 and over who needs to leave home for work or to help others, and doesn't have access to testing through other routes is encouraged to book in for symptom-free Covid-19 tests twice a week.

The new council tax bills are ready to be sent this week. The majority are being delivered by post, but thousands of others are being sent by email to those who signed up for this service.

A £100,000 package of grants is being awarded to community-led projects to help tackle climate change in the city.

Plans to create a new state-of-the-art hub for young people in the city centre moved a step closer at the children, young people and skills (CYPS) committee on 8 March.

A path linking Woodingdean with Falmer is set for a major facelift when improvement works begin next week (15 March).

Councillors are being asked to extend a trial scheme aimed at improving air quality in Rottingdean next week.

Taxi drivers and childcare providers can apply for a grant to support their business during the Covid-19 restrictions.

We're catching more and more fly-tippers with the help of our residents and by using CCTV cameras.