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Disabled people living in Brighton & Hove will soon be able to travel for free on the city’s buses 24 hours a day.

We're temporarily changing the opening times of the phone lines at our City Environment contact centre from 10am to 3pm, Monday to Friday. We're sorry for any inconvenience.

We'll soon be asking residents if they would like to adopt and care for a tree in their area or become tree wardens and check trees for possible diseases...

LEAP energy and money saving service can help vulnerable residents struggling to meet their winter fuel costs.

Forty-nine local organisations have been successful in bids for three-year grants under the city’s latest Third Sector Commissioning programme.

Council leader Nancy Platts has thanked all the health agencies and council staff for the response to Coronavirus and assured residents and visitors to the city that Brighton & Hove is very much open for business.

Support is available if you're worried about your child's mental health and wellbeing during half-term.

Gale-force winds and heavy rain are set to batter the south coast this weekend. Find out how the storm is likely to affect our area and what we are doing to prepare.

From Monday 17 February, the southbound bus lane in Gloucester Place is being redirected as part of work to complete the Valley Gardens development.

Trade union GMB has notified the council that it is officially withdrawing from industrial action processes in relation to a dispute at the council’s waste and recycling depot.