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Work is beginning this month to build on our School Streets project at three city primaries.

The Undercliff Walk is being temporarily closed between Asda on Brighton Marina and Saltdean because of cliff erosion and the risks to public safety.

“Our aim is to enhance the outcomes and life chances of children and young people with SEND and adults with learning disabilities across the city."

Rachel Sharpe has been appointed permanently to the role after joining us in June 2020 to lead the directorates' response the pandemic as interim director.

Vandals have caused £8,000 worth of damage to Stanmer Park playground, leaving the equipment dangerous for other children. Now we're asking residents to be on the look out and report any further attacks.

The daily number of confirmed new cases of Covid-19 in Brighton & Hove fell from just over 330 a day at the beginning of January to less than 60 a day by 31 January.

The council’s LGBTQ Workers Forum have teamed up with local life coach Sam Adams on a series of short online films to mark this year's LGBTQ+ History Month. The fourth film looks at ‘being real’.

“I’m frustrated that the excellent work our schools are doing to make things better for their most disadvantaged pupils is being undermined in this way."

Councillors decided how to allocate the January funding to support local businesses at a meeting last week.

Employers can now bid for funding to help them take on new apprentices and develop existing employees.