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BTN BikeShare is being made available for free to NHS staff working in Brighton & Hove during the coronavirus pandemic.

All rough sleepers who need a place to stay safe from coronavirus now have somewhere to go. Today a second hotel has been arranged now providing enough places for all in need.

Councillor Anne Pissaridou thanks the community, the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, our partner organisations and council workers for helping those that need food most.

With good weather forecast this weekend, council leader Nancy Platts is once again urging people not to travel to Brighton & Hove, and stressing the importance of social distancing.

Councillor Nancy Platts praises local shops and businesses as they rise to the challenge of safely serving Brighton & Hove through the pandemic.

Councillor Amanda Grimshaw thanks the city's community and voluntary sector and faith groups for huge rallying of work and support they're providing.

We’re asking for people to only go to the city cemeteries to attend a funeral or visit a grave.

The Brighton & Hove Recovery Service is now delivering the drug and alcohol support services in the city. They offer advice and support to adults, their families and carers of those struggling with alcohol or drug misuse.

With so many people at home in their gardens and Coronavirus hitting people with breathing problems, the council is appealing for residents not to start fires.

People who are rough sleeping or in shared accommodation are being provided with places to stay during this unprecedented time of crisis. Working with partners across the city we are providing places to stay and food to help people away from the streets or shared accommodation.