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Plans for a range of measures to support Brighton & Hove’s continued recovery from Covid-19 and encourage active travel will be considered by the council’s ETS Committee on Tuesday 23 June.

Everyone who can should wear a face covering on their journey to help protect against transmission when physical distancing is not possible. But remember there are others who can’t wear a mask.

Physical distancing is no barrier to Make Music Day on Sunday 21 June. The city’s libraries will be celebrating with online activities encouraging everyone to join in with instruments made from things found at home.

Training for schools will now take into account the impact of bias, discrimination, white privilege and institutional racism on pupils and staff.

Stanmer Park's main entrance will close on 22 and 30 June while essential work is carried out. Visitors are advised to avoid the park on those days or use the alternative entrances.

Council leader says more government funding is needed to support city's small independents.

Coinciding with Refugee Week, Brighton & Hove libraries have become only the second library service in the country to be awarded ‘Library of Sanctuary’ status.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the teams working with people with learning disabilities and autism have found new ways to provide information, activities, and support.

We have committed £124,500 of funding to the emergency food network in the city, covering expenses to support vulnerable residents for the next three months.

Plans to install solar panels on 500 council homes across the city will be considered by Housing Committee on Wednesday 17 June.