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Sunday 17 May is International Day against Homophobia Biphobia and Transphobia - here’s how to take part in #VirtualIDAHOBIT2020 during lockdown!

Staff at the Jeanne Saunders Centre are 'exceptionally calm, sensitive, nurturing and expert'.

Walkers are being urged to stick to the footpaths at Hollingbury Golf Course as work continues to re-open the popular course.

On Thursday 14 May, councillors will be asked to approve a transport action plan designed to support the city in its short, medium and long term recovery from coronavirus.

The council will be working with local group Youth Wise to decide how the funding is allocated.

Councillor Clare Moonan, chair of the health and wellbeing board, talks about support available for people in need and those at risk of abuse.

Council leader Nancy Platts on why it's important to keep to your local area and maintain physical distancing to save lives.

From Wednesday 13 May, people unable to pay their respects to lost family and friends in person will be able to watch funeral services at Woodvale Crematorium via an online webcast.

We've now reopened seven more public toilets today after the Prime Minister's announcement. There are now 12 open in total in busy footfall areas.

Council leader Nancy Platts has shared her reaction to the Prime Minister's updates on 10 May about restrictions during the pandemic. More information will follow in the days ahead as further detail is released by the government.