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As the restrictions on private tenancy evictions near an end, we’re calling for landlords and tenants facing difficulties to work with us to resolve issues and help avoid homelessness increasing in Brighton & Hove. 

Due to the effects of the global Coronavirus pandemic, planning law has been temporarily changed, including extensions to time limits that were in place.

“Our young people all deserve results that are a true reflection of their abilities and the work they have put in."

If you see someone tagging or have evidence against anyone daubing unwanted graffiti, you can now report it by calling our environmental enforcement hotline on 01273 295063.

Last week was National Allotment week so it might be a good time for residents with green fingers to take part in the ‘Grow an extra row’ campaign by the Real Junk Food Project.

Tell us what you think about British Telecom's proposal to remove five on-street payphones in the city.

Council leader Phélim Mac Cafferty has renewed the call to take extra care if going into the sea and support the beach lifeguards and emergency services. 

While government changes that mean indoor venues can start to reopen from Saturday are good news for some, many venues are still struggling. But financial support is available.

Councillors have agreed to the phased re-opening of more leisure centres, starting with the King Alfred Leisure Centre, which opens some facilities on 15 August.

A special meeting of the Policy & Resources Committee agreed to extend the provision of self-contained accommodation to help keep homeless people in the city safe through the Covid-19 pandemic.