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As part of our commitment to become an anti-racist city, we'd like to work with more people and groups tackling racism and race inequality.

We're inviting residents to have their say in a plan to improve and develop our sports facilities in the city.

Almost £12m has again been invested into supporting local bus services and free travel for elderly and disabled people in Brighton & Hove.

If you are are a businesses in the city affected by the latest restrictions, you may be able to get a Covid business payment.

The European Council has agreed to consider more ambitious climate reduction targets following lobbying from European mayors and council leaders.

There has been a 46% rise in Covid cases in the city in the last seven days, Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill wants residents to take lockdown seriously.

A new initiative from Brighton Chamber, Brighton & Hove City Council and Brighton & Hove Economic Partnership has been developed to give local businesses expert support through the EU Transition and beyond.

Elm logs are a breeding ground for bark beetles that carry elm disease. Elm logs bought, stored or brought into the city mean the beetles spread disease and threaten our historic elm collection.

Residents in Brighton & Hove are invited to help shape plans for managing the city's downland over the next 100 years.

You've got until 27 November to let us know your views on our plans tor reduce the total number of school places across the city starting in September 2022.