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Stanmer Park

Major road resurfacing work in Stanmer Park

Work to resurface roads and car parks in Stanmer Park starts on Monday 2 November. It's expected to last two weeks and will cause disruption for vehicles entering the park with limited access to car parks. Look out for signs and diversions.

27 October 2020
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Preserving the unique character of Queen's Park

We've launched a final consultation setting out our plans to introduce stricter planning controls to protect the unique character of Queen's Park. Tell us what you think...

27 October 2020
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Businesses urged to prepare for the end of the Brexit transition

With the end of the Brexit transition period just over 9 weeks away, business owners are being urged to prepare now for inevitable changes ahead.

26 October 2020
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Guide for a Covid safe half-term

This is usually a time when many families organise play dates. But we are living through a pandemic and need to ask everyone to take extra care this year. 

23 October 2020
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Half term food help for families

Help is available to families struggling for food this half term.

23 October 2020

Seventh heaven for city’s beautiful parks

Seven of the city's parks have this year been awarded Green Flags for excellence by Keep Britain Tidy.

23 October 2020
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Statement of solidarity supporting Polish LGBTQ+ communities 

A joint message from the three main parties of Brighton & Hove City Council in full solidarity with the LGBTQ+ Polish community in our city.

23 October 2020
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Covid-19: we cannot be complacent

This week, Brighton & Hove remains at medium Covid alert, but there are too many new cases and we cannot be complacent.

22 October 2020
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Residents asked to be wary of unsolicited mail on Covid-19

We're asking residents to rely on official sources of information following distribution of a publication containing misleading stories harmful to our communities.

22 October 2020
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Your chance to shape guidance on urban design

Everyone in the city is invited to share their views on new guidance for the design of buildings and open spaces. You can take part in the consultation from 23 October until 11 December.

22 October 2020

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An acclaimed wildlife photography exhibition from the Natural History Museum with 100 stunning images. From breathtaking animal portraits and dramatic landscapes, to bizarre species and endangered habitats, the exhibition showcases the most arresting and spectacular images of our natural world. Photo: Jelly Smack Summer © Ralph Pace, Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

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