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Next week is Ride to Work Week (25 - 31 March), an initiative to get as many people as possible commuting by bike.

The council has signed up to the Unite the Union Construction Charter. The Charter ensures that working conditions for employees on construction projects under council control meet the highest standards.

New enforcement officers begin with softly softly approach - educating the public on how to avoid being fined for dumping rubbish on the street or fly-tipping.

Most adults who live in the city, including EU and Commonwealth citizens are eligible to vote in the upcoming local election, but you must be registered by Friday 12 April.

Make Change Count is an alternative giving campaign raising awareness of how to help people who are rough sleeping without giving money directly on the street.

Anyone who is thinking of standing as a candidate in the upcoming local election can find out more on Friday 22 March at 10am in Brighton Town Hall.

A number of vigils are being held across the city to remember those killed or injured in the attacks on the two mosques in New Zealand and in the incident on Sunday in Stanwell, Surrey.

The city's Local Transport Plan, which sets out the budget and delivery programme for the year ahead, has been approved by the Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee.

Proposals from Homes for Brighton & Hove to develop new affordable housing in Whitehawk have been stopped.

Find out how you can join a Great British Spring Clean event in your neighbourhood.