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Regeneration of the Royal Pavilion Estate Project has received £1 million from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. It will be used for Brighton Dome’s Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre.

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 sixth film looks at ‘responsibility’.

The rate of Covid-19 cases is now lower in Brighton & Hove than the rest of England.

Businesses from the city’s nightlife have contributed evidence to parliament about how they are battling for survival during the pandemic.

Residents, visitors and businesses will soon benefit from faster and more reliable broadband internet.

Experts from across Sussex are pooling expertise and lobbying powers to develop hydrogen as a source of clean fuel and mainstream energy carrier to help the drive to become carbon neutral by 2030.

Business owners are invited to join a free online expert panel event 'Practical steps for exporting in a post-Brexit world' on 4 March. The event is part of ‘From Brighton with Love’ support to help businesses through EU transition and international trade.

The cultureinourcity.com website supports people involved with creative industries and culture across the city. It's for everyone with an interest in the arts.

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

Brighton & Hove Youth Council is recruiting. Anyone aged 13 to 19 who lives in the city, attends a local school, college or youth group, is eligible to join.