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Last week we announced that the advice to Brighton & Hove schools and council nurseries remains that they should not open more widely for pupils. More information about the decision has now been shared following requests from parents asking about what factors are influencing our current position.

Be aware of fraudsters who are trying to exploit the new NHS Test and Trace system and get people to click on links or pass over information they shouldn’t.

Councillor Clare Moonan shares her thanks and recognises how vital unpaid carers are to the friends and family they look after, and also to the local health and care services. 

In preparation for the reopening of some shops on 15 June, Councillor Anne Pissaridou asks for respect and consideration moving around the city.

From Monday 8 June, residents in South Portslade are being invited to have their say on proposals for a residents parking scheme in the area.

Businesses across the city can now apply for a small grant from the discretionary grant fund which opened earlier this week. Applications must be made by Friday 12 June.

Construction work on the refurbishment of Brighton Dome Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre has continued to progress with essential work to protect and conserve the historic Grade I and Grade II listed buildings.

Today the council announced that the advice to Brighton & Hove schools and council nurseries remains that they should not open more widely for pupils next week.

The amount of litter being left on the beach and seafront has meant we're reintroducing £150 fines for people who drop litter or don't dispose of it properly.

This Friday evening Brighton Palace Pier, the Brighton Centre and the BA i360 will be lit in purple in support against inequality in all its forms.