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If you are losing income because you have been told to self-isolate, you may be eligible for a £500 payment.

We are signing a pledge with other councils to work to eradicate modern slavery and exploitation.

Work is underway to reopen Madeira Drive to one-way vehicle use next week, helping to create a shared space for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians in the city.

58 mayors and council leaders from European cities, including Brighton & Hove, have written to EU leaders asking them to take decisive action on climate change.

The news that Madeira Terrace has been added to the Heritage at Risk Register for 2020 has been welcomed by the council as recognition of the area's unique character.

We're inviting residents, visitors and people who work in the city to be part of the climate conversation.

Organisations within the city have been awarded just over £6 million as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund.

Fly-tipping is a major blight on our city which costs the council more than £100,000 a year. We're installing CCTV cameras throughout the city in a bid to deter or catch these fly-tipping criminals.

This is not a time to take risks. COVID-19 is a highly infectious virus. Before mixing with other people, please ask yourself: 'Do I really need to do this?'

Anyone aged 21 and above who would like to be an adoptive parent can be considered – regardless of their marital status, race, disability, sexuality or gender.