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Hove's former Dairy Crest depot in The Droveway will be brought back into use. Plans for the mixed-use development include 14 family homes and some of the original flint barn-style buildings ion the site will be restored.

The city’s community safety partnership is raising awareness of the signs of exploitation of children and vulnerable people to help people know what to look for and how to help.

Come along to the biggest free event in the city for people with learning disabilities or autism to find out more about the services and opportunities available. Thursday 18 July from 10am to 3pm at BHASVIC.

Committee chair sends open letter to Community and Voluntary Sector on bidding process.

We're putting together an ecological survey of Stanmer Woods and we'd like you to help us record wildlife and plants.

Plastic bottles tops collected from the beach and seafront have been used to create an amazing art installation before possibly ending up in the sea.

Residents are invited to help the council improve its planning guidance and advice for home owners wishing to extend and alter their properties.

One of the oldest elm trees in the country is to be felled after it was found to be infected with elm disease.

A call will be made by the council to the Secretary of State for Education to withdraw the order to force Moulsecoomb Primary School to become an academy. The move follows a meeting with senior councillors and representatives of the Regional School Commissioner.

We're leading the way by providing a limited period of training for free available to all licence holders.