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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.

In early May, Brighton & Hove City Council redeployed a number of staff to work in ambassadorial roles at Woodvale cemetery and others in response to changes in how the grounds were being used by residents.

Our Shared Lives carers build amazing relationships with the people they look after, and they've really gone the extra mile during lockdown.

Ahead of Brighton & Hove Albion's match with Arsenal at the Amex on Saturday, we have issued a new safety certificate.

Councillor Gill Williams, chair of housing, outlines our next steps in helping everyone provided with safe accommodation during the Covid-19 crisis to move into long-term sustainable housing.

The council’s lead councillor for equalities, Councillor Carmen Appich today gives her commitment to becoming an anti-racist council.

A limited seasonal beach lifeguard service, adapted to take into account the Covid-19 restrictions, will begin from 13 June and run until 6 September.