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Our seafront officers are urging residents and visitors to stay safe on the seafront this winter and warn of the dangers of sea swimming at this time of year.

During this time of change around the UK’s relationship with the EU, we want to share a message of unity with our residents, businesses and the millions of visitors that come to Brighton & Hove each year.

The leader of the council today spoke out about the welfare approach needed in this city to help and protect vulnerable people who are rough sleeping.

Goldstone Primary teaching assistant say his apprenticeship helped him advance his career 'in a way that was unavailable to me through other routes'. 

The successful Cityparks Volunteer Ranger scheme is expanding in the New Year with a new opportunities to join conservation projects every Wednesday.

Councillors have renewed their commitment to support Moulsecoomb Primary School following an announcement today that the trust chosen to turn the school into an academy has pulled out.

An update on the damage to the Albion Groyne.

One of the famous Preston Park Twin elm trees was felled last week after being infected with elm disease.

A project to upgrade the city’s street lighting is already having an impact on reducing carbon emissions and saving the council £150,000 a year.

The general election count in Brighton & Hove has been completed. Results from Brighton Kemptown, Brighton Pavilion and Hove have been announced.