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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.

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

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.

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.

We are looking for help to provide more safe places for people who are rough sleeping to stay overnight.

Apply before the end of January for funding to help pay for your apprenticeship training programme.

More than 50 residents came along to our first 'planning for real' session on Wednesday 22 January to discuss proposals for a new neighbourhood hub using a 3D model in the area. There are two more chances to see the model and have your say on the proposals.

Holocaust Memorial Day is on Monday 27 January. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

A burst pipe at a block of flats in Hollingbury has left residents without heating and hot water this evening. Residents are being informed and repairs are underway.

Planning restrictions for smaller houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) across the city will come into force this summer.