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Support with the cost of living

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Information on building safety and the future options of the council's large panel system high-rise buildings

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Get involved in TAKEPART 2020

We're looking for local sports or activity groups to get involved TAKEPART Festival on Saturday 20 June. If you're interested, come along to an information evening on Tuesday 4 February at 6.30pm.

30 January 2020
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Have your say on the city’s community safety priorities

We’re after your views on the work of the city’s community safety partnership over the next three years.

30 January 2020
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City’s young carers take centre stage

Celebration event shines a spotlight on the fantastic work our young carers do.
30 January 2020

End unpaid trial shifts in Brighton & Hove

Take part in our survey about unpaid trial shifts. We want to hear from businesses and prospective employees to find out more about the scale and nature of the issue.

29 January 2020
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Future use of Knoll House

Knoll House in Hove will become 18 supported living flats providing rehabilitation, assessment and respite for people with physical disabilities or acquired brain injury next year.

28 January 2020
You miss out on all sorts of things if you don't go to school!

Miss school – miss out!

School isn't just about work - it's also about seeing friends, sport, after school clubs and Harry Potter study visits...
27 January 2020
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New panel to assess provision by developers of new low-cost homes

We are planning to set up up an independent panel to assess the financial business cases of new private housing developments in the city in order to reinforce requirements to provide low-cost homes.

27 January 2020
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Council exploring ‘car-free’ city centre by 2023

Councillors have agreed to explore the possibility of the city centre becoming ‘car-free’ by 2023.

27 January 2020

Thank you for helping people who are rough sleeping

More than £36,000 has been donated to help people who are rough sleeping in the city and there's still time to donate to the campaign before the end of the month.

24 January 2020
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Golf at Hollingbury Park Golf Course, rewilding at Waterhall

Decisions have been made to retain an 18-hole golf course at Hollingbury Park Golf Course and restore the Waterhall Golf Course to chalk grasslands through a rewilding plan.

23 January 2020

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This May marks the 60th edition of Brighton Festival with more than 100 events taking place, featuring artists from around the globe. The programme includes dance, theatre, circus, music, comedy, and visual art. It’s all here, and everyone is invited to be a part of it.

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