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The council has worked closely with local disabilities charity Amaze, the city’s Parent and Carer Council (PaCC) and local activity providers to offer a range of activities.

“After all our A-level and vocational students have been through in recent months, I want to celebrate their successes today and wish them the very best for the future ."

People involved with the city's creative sector are invited to take part in a project to re-imagine arts, events and culture in Brighton & Hove post-lockdown.

From September, 14 schools will be taking part in the city’s School Streets project, which aims to help get children safely back to school by making extra physical distancing space at the school gate.

We recently allocated £130,000 in youth-led grants, with a particular focus on projects that help improve young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

We’re urging everyone to keep themselves safe on the beach and follow RNLI guidance to not use inflatables, blow-up toys and airbeds in the sea. 

Invitations have gone out for Brighton & Hove's first climate assembly - a unique opportunity for residents to shape the city's future and protect it for future generations.

Inflexible government rules are stopping the council from allocating money to local businesses who desperately need it.

We’re looking for someone from any ethnic minority group(s) to join as an invitee, with full speaking rights, on the council’s key decision-making committee.