Newsroom

One of the biggest and brightest events in Brighton & Hove’s diary, Pride returns this year from 2 to 4 August. Advance tickets are on sale now and headline acts will be announced next week. 

A new team of council troubleshooters has been in action more than 700 times since it was set up last year.

A new report reveals the number of people who are rough sleeping remains high across the country. Locally many services are available for those in need but Brighton & Hove remains in the 10 areas with the highest numbers of people rough sleeping.

Becoming a school governor is a great way to give something back to your community and broaden your horizons.

A new street fundraising agreement is in place limiting activity to a number of streets in the city centre and setting controls on when fundraising can take place. 

See a host of angels in a display of rare volumes from the Jubilee Library’s special collections until 7 April 2019.

We are working with developer Crest Nicholson and have set a deadline to complete a development agreement for the King Alfred site in Hove which will provide a new leisure complex for the city.

Following our successful bid for £6 million of funding for Valley Gardens Phase 3, Councillor Gill Mitchell sets out our vision for Valley Gardens.

Remembering victims of the Holocaust and other genocides.

Official government figures show Brighton & Hove is ahead of the game nationally.