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Councillors are being asked to approve progress on a new joint night shelter and supported accommodation service at next week's Housing Committee. 

This Mobility Week, we’re highlighting some of the steps we’re taking to reduce transport emissions and improve air quality in the city. Anyone can take part by cycling, walking or taking public transport instead of the car.

Plans to update the city's Homelessness & Rough Sleeping Strategy will be discussed at Housing Committee on 18 September. The strategy will look at how best to help some of the most vulnerable people in Brighton & Hove and what more can be done.

The council supports the right to protest at the planned climate change event in the city on Friday 20 September. Councillors discussed the issues with representatives from the event organisers at a meeting today.

The deadline for applications for September 2020 is the end of October this year.

A joint plan between Labour and the Green group to provide 800 additional council homes and 700 other new low cost homes over the next 4 years is on the agenda at the Housing Committee on 18 September.

Councillor Nancy Platts has announced the Labour administration’s agreed new roles for autumn. 

Thousands of wildflower seeds have been collected from Stanmer Park by experts from the Millenium Seedbank at Wakehurst. The seeds will be stored at the Seedbank over the Winter ready for sowing in Spring. The work is part of the Stanmer Restoration Project.

We’re asking the city’s Deaf community to tell us which web pages on our site they most want in British Sign Language (BSL).

A new mental health support team will focus on schools in areas of deprivation. This will mean more and better services on top of all the work already happening in schools.