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It's Sexual Health Week and we're launching a consultation on our new Sexual Health Strategy 2025 - 2030, which sets out our ambitions for improving sexual health and reproductive health in Brighton & Hove.

As part of our Healthy Conversations campaign, this week we’re talking about the importance of maintaining strength and balance as we age and sharing details of local events and support for residents.

Free weekly food waste collections are starting from today in the east of the city.

Sepsis is always a medical emergency, which is why we’re supporting World Sepsis Day on 13 September to raise awareness of the signs of Sepsis and how to prevent tragedy.

Solar panels on the roofs of our leisure centres have generated a milestone million kWh of renewable energy, helping to reduce operating costs.

A first look at what a new sports and leisure facility at the King Alfred Leisure Centre site could look like has been shared, along with the contractor set to deliver the project.

The first food waste collection service for the city starts next week in Saltdean, Rottingdean, Ovingdean, Woodingdean and Brighton Marina.

We’re encouraging parents and carers to apply now for school places for children due to start secondary school in September 2026.

Thousands of rugby fans descended on the city last weekend to enjoy 2 exciting Women's Rugby World Cup matches. We promised them an exciting, quirky, vibrant and family friendly Fan Zone and we delivered!

This World Suicide Prevention Day, we're sharing an important message from the Samaritans - if you think someone might be suicidal, take action, interrupt their thoughts and show them you care.