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Local organisations, charities, agencies and businesses took part in the annual LGBTQ+ Brighton Pride Community Parade this weekend. See our collection of photos from the spectacular event.

From today (Monday 5 August) works will be taking place at the junction of New England Street and New England Road to improve traffic signals and the road layout in the area. 

Over the Pride weekend, the council’s Cityclean staff worked around the clock dealing with rubbish and recycling. About 67 metric tonnes was collected - the equivalent of almost seven fully compacted refuse lorries of rubbish or around 67,000 full binbags.

Advice issued at the end of Pride 2019 to avoid areas of overcrowding in the city.

Take part in our survey about unpaid trial shifts. We want to hear from businesses and prospective employees to find out more about the scale and nature of the issue.

Work has stated on the £5.1million Heritage Lottery funded project to restore Stanmer Park.

This weekend's Brighton & Hove LGBTQ+ Pride celebrates 50 years of community activism, demonstrations and a recognition that the first Pride was a riot!

First aid, medical help and support is available in the city before, during and after Pride weekend. Many services also have extended opening hours.

There's plenty of free or low cost options to keep the kids (and adults) active and entertained in Brighton & Hove this summer.

Volunteers from the Friends of Vale Park have been working with national cleaning company Cif and street artist HarpoArt to transform the Victorian cattle arch in Portslade.