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We've set out a series of measures to help tackle the ‘constant battle’ of waste and rubbish being left on our beaches and parks every day.

Councillor Kate Knight, Deputy Chair of Brighton & Hove City Council’s Children, Young People & Skills Committee has today asked young people to look out for themselves, each other and everyone around them amid local concern about escalating anti-social behaviour on Hove Lawns.

Councillor Nancy Platts says we all have our part to play to support the future of a healthier, stronger and safer Brighton & Hove.

Our new webpages are for all parents – still together, separated or considering separation – who want to find ways to improve their relationship and get on better.

Three stone tortoises carved into the base of an historic monument in Stanmer Park have been given new heads as part of the restoration work.

32 local projects have been selected by a panel of young people representing a range of youth projects in the city.

Brighton & Hove City Council’s thoughts and prayers are with the families of the three LGBTQ+ people who lost their lives, and for those who remain seriously injured following a terror attack in a Reading park on Saturday 20 June.

Councillor John Allcock says councils and local providers need to have certainty now in order to plan for the summer.

We've made it easier for our residents to report illegal fly-tipping by creating a special hotline number 01273 295063.

Large signs are being erected on the beach reminding people to keep our seafront clean and tidy by binning their litter or taking it home.