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You can directly help people on the street by supporting the city’s Make Change Count campaign. Nine local charitable organisations are working together to help some of the most vulnerable people in our city move on from homelessness.

A year ago, work began on Valley Gardens, a major project aiming to improve the transport network and public realm in the city centre. Phases 1 & 2 of the project focus on the area from St Peter’s Church to Edward Street.

Council backs Parliamentary committee's calls to ban pavement parking in Brighton & Hove and throughout the UK.

From now until the end of October, electoral canvassers will be visiting homes in Brighton & Hove to confirm the list of people who are registered to vote at each property.

Councillor Anne Pissaridou sets out our vision for Valley Gardens Phase 3, including the development of a sustainable transport network and more open public space.

People aged 50+ in Brighton & Hove can try out more than 100 events in this year’s two week Ageing Well Festival.

The Chair of Children, Young People and Skills committee offers an apology and promises action following problems with Home to School Transport.

The council is looking for new leaseholders for the golf courses at Hollingbury and Waterhall for the next 25 years. As the number of people playing golf continues to fall, the council will also consider other leisure proposals for the two sites which sit within the South Downs National Park.

Tree surgeon Leo Lamont returns to Preston Park to fell one of the elm trees he planted 40 years ago.

The second new development by an innovative partnership building 100% low cost homes in the city has been given the go ahead.