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Brighton & Hove City Council has been awarded over £85,000 from the Department for Transport (DfT) for 12 new eCargo bikes for the city.

The seasonal lifeguard service for Brighton & Hove will start a little later this year and there will be no lifeguards in place this May bank holiday weekend.

Councillor Tracey Hill, the chair of the Planning Committee, on the importance of keeping the planning service operating to aid the recovery of the city.

We're looking for more carers to support adults with learning disabilities who cannot live independently. You are paid based on the needs of each person you support.

Councillor Clare Moonan, the chair of the Health & Wellbeing Board, talks about Mental Health Awareness week and how this year’s theme of ‘kindness’ is so important at a time like this.

A letter has been shared with parents and carers in the city explaining the local response to the government's recent announcement about schools opening to more pupils from 1 June.

Council leader Nancy Platts on making sure we do our best to restart lives and the local economy safely. We want to protect residents and the people who work in Brighton & Hove, and help ensure that when shops and business reopen, they stay open and flourish. 

We're strongly advising our schools that they should only reopen to more children when their risk assessments indicate it is safe to do so.  

Councillor Carmen Appich outlines why it's in everyone’s best interest for people not to visit Brighton & Hove yet.

Councillor Anne Pissaridou outlines how we can turn the challenge of Covid-19 as an opportunity to renew, rebuild and reshape our society for the better and in a way that leaves nobody in our city behind.