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Volunteering and getting involved can really help young people feel more confident, develop new skills and gain a greater sense of belonging.

Under the proposal the council would work in partnership with the Brighton & Hove Educators of Colour Collective (BHECC), which was formed in the summer.

We know the next few weeks will be tough going for everyone. But lockdown is a chance for us to drive down rates of infection.

New figures are showing a bright start for the city’s newest on-street electric vehicle charging points.

A new website to support our arts and creative industries highlights the central role they play in the city's life and economy. 

Please stick to the restrictions and practice social distancing throughout the lockdown period – for this Bonfire season and during Diwali later in the month.

The Brighton & Hove ‘One Voice Partnership’ stands together in solidarity following the terrorist incident in Vienna.  Together we speak with one voice against all forms of hate, extremist perspectives, and terrorist actions.

People are being encouraged to mark Remembrance Sunday on 8 November at home this year, rather than gathering at war memorials.

A message from Phélim Mac Cafferty, leader of the council, about how we have been preparing for stricter Covid-19 restrictions being imposed by government and the part we can all play in keeping the city safe.

By September 2022 there are predicted to be around 19% surplus places city-wide. This could lead to some schools facing serious financial problems.