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An open letter to residents from City Environment assistant director Rachel Chasseaud

The prestigious city centre heritage project which aims to restore and unite the historic buildings of the Royal Pavilion Estate is set to move on to to the next stage of its development.

Join local providers, councillors and other residents at the King Alfred Leisure Centre on Monday 7 October to find out more about, and give your feedback on, health & social care support for older people in Brighton & Hove.

We have a wide ranging series of events to celebrate Black History Month this October, from recognising the legacies of people of colour in our city to celebrating the Windrush Generation.

Councillors want the Defence Secretary to take action against Moulsecoomb weapon parts manufacturer EDO MBM.

Travelling theatre show Streetwise, will visit Brighton and Hove secondary schools this month to highlight the dangers of getting distracted while walking to and from school.

If you are aged 50+, come along to the free Active Forever event on Wednesday to try out new activities and learn about the benefits of leading a healthy lifestyle.

The new chair of The Living Coast, Brighton & Lewes Downs UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Delivery Board is Managing Director of Brighton & Hove Bus Company, Martin Harris. Martin takes over the role from Ben Earl, from Southern Water who has chaired the board since 2016.

Strong winds, large waves and beach shingle could cause injury – please take care.

In the print edition of today’s The Argus newspaper, the front page story featured a photo of council leader, Councillor Nancy Platts, with the quote “We can’t cope”. Councillor Platts did not say this, it was made up by The Argus.