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Planning and Licensing Registers - 3 July 2026

Due to essential maintenance the Planning and Licensing Registers will not be available from 9am to 12 noon on Friday 3 July 2026. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Planning Committee

We're currently unable to webcast council meetings. If you'd like to watch the Planning Committee on 1 July 2026, you can attend in person in the public gallery, Council Chamber, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ. Arrive before the 2pm start time, if possible. We apologise for any inconvenience. 

 

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Kick-start a summer of cycling by taking part in Bike Week from 8 to 16 June. The week-long celebration of cycling is delivered by Cycling UK and Love to Ride. Anyone who logs a bike ride during the week will be in with a chance of winning some great prizes.
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Ten out of ten for Tudor House!

Staff go 'above and beyond' at 'outstanding' service for disabled children.
5 June 2019
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A thank you to everyone who volunteers in Brighton & Hove to mark this year's Volunteers Week.
4 June 2019
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HMOs planning consultation 

We are asking for your views on a proposal to extend planning rules for houses in multiple occupation throughout Brighton & Hove. At present there are planning controls in five wards.
31 May 2019
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Brighton & Hove celebrates 50th anniversary of conservation areas

On May 31 1969, the first Brighton & Hove conservation areas were created in Brunswick Town and Cliftonville. The city now has 33 conservation areas.
31 May 2019
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An action packed weekend of events in the city

There are several events taking place across the city this weekend for residents and visitors to enjoy. If you are visiting Brighton & Hove, we advise you to plan ahead and allow extra time for travel. 
30 May 2019
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Proposals for new move-on housing on former Hollingbury library site

Have your say on proposals to build 13 self-contained flats for people ready to move on from higher support accommodation on the site of the former Hollingbury Library.
29 May 2019
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City shortlisted for Britain’s Best Walking Neighbourhood Award 2019

National walking charity The Ramblers has shortlisted Brighton & Hove for Britain’s Best Walking Neighbourhood Award 2019. The shortlist of 10 was decided by an expert panel following nominations from people across the country. 
29 May 2019
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Lioness Lucy Bronze returns to ‘lucky stadium’

Lioness Lucy Bronze looks forward to the England vs New Zealand game at the Amex Stadium on Saturday - the final match before the team leaves for France and the World Cup.
28 May 2019
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Can you show people with learning disabilities or autism what's out there for them?

We’re looking for groups and organisations who provide information, support, services or activities for people with learning disabilities and autism to get involved with 'What's Out There?' on 18 July.
28 May 2019

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