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To celebrate International Women’s Day, we're hosting a free urban cycling skills webinar and highlighting work being done to build the confidence of a group of secondary school girls.

Over 70,000 people in Brighton & Hove have now received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and rates of infection in the city continue to fall. Please keep following the rules to help keep rates low.

As part of the city's gradual move to recovery, proposals for a Christmas market on Valley Gardens will be discussed next week.

The national census takes place on Sunday 21 March - details of how to take part are landing through letterboxes now. It's important to fill in the census - the information helps inform how billions of pounds of public funding is spent.

To coincide with World Book Day on 4 March, we're pleased to announce that we are contributing £1,000 to support a local initiative that will see more books in the city’s schools featuring positive black characters.

A redesign of children’s social work services has led to happier families and less children in care.

A group of cultural organisations and industry professionals have launched a recovery plan that aims to support Brighton & Hove’s economy through creativity.

We're launching our spring and summer waste collection service a month early to ensure our beach and seafront is kept clean.

We are offering families, parents and carers a wide range of free online courses and workshops from 2 March to support learning at home.

Older Person’s Bus Pass travel times will revert to the previous hours of 9am to 4am from Monday 8 March.