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The Royal Pavilion, Palace Pier, Brighton Centre and city centre fountains will light up tonight to mark one year to go before the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup kicks off.

GCSE students in Brighton & Hove have achieved grades above the pre-pandemic results of 2019 for the second consecutive year.

A community meeting was held in July to share views on drug and alcohol harms and anti-social behaviour in the city centre.

Council leader Bella Sankey says authority won’t be intimidated as further incidents are reported to Sussex Police.

While Woodvale Crematorium is closed for refurbishment, some trees in the extra mural cemetery found to be infected by Ash Dieback are being felled so they don't pose a risk to the public.

Provisional A-level results suggest that Brighton & Hove’s A-level students have outperformed the national average again this year.

Councillors decide to move forward with the King Alfred Leisure Centre development following a thorough discussion at the Place Overview and Scrutiny meeting.

A planning application to replace 4 houses on Kingsway, Hove with a residential apartment block has been refused.

Brighton & Hove City Council Chief Executive responds to claims made today by the GMB Union.

"We are serious about finding a long-term solution to restoring this iconic part of our historic seafront." Cabinet approves an additional £3m budget to complete Madeira Terrace Phase 1.