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We’ll be flying the inclusive Pride flags from Hove Town Hall and Brighton Town Hall on 17 May to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.

We're excited to be welcoming the Women's Rugby World Cup trophy tour to the city this weekend and are inviting residents to join the celebrations and share in this historic moment.

It's Mental Health Awareness Week (12 - 18 May), and this year's theme is 'community' so we're sharing ten tips on how to get involved.

A project in Wild Park to protect the city's drinking water, help reduce flooding and create a natural community space, is taking shape.

Residents will have the chance to find out how the ambitious restoration project is going.

New information on our website is now available to help people make their home or business energy efficient and install low carbon energy systems.

If agreed by the council’s Cabinet next week, weekly food waste collections could start to be introduced as early as September this year.

At next week’s Cabinet meeting councillors will hear an update on culture change and service improvement for Environmental Services.

From red roses to shamrocks, pupils from Benfield Primary School brought Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 fever to this year's Brighton Festival Children's Parade.

We're partnering with national food education charity TastEd to bring sensory food education to nurseries across the city.