Newsroom

Hundreds of children across Brighton & Hove will soon be learning the skills they need to feel safe and confident when out and about on their bikes.

This morning (Monday 17 March), while carrying out daily checks and litter picks, our teams discovered play equipment in the Queens Park play area had been destroyed by fire.

At the Cabinet meeting on 20 March, councillors will discuss plans for the Brighton & Hove Fairness Fund for 2025/26, which will allow us to continue supporting residents affected by the cost of living crisis.

There’s a chance for people in Brighton & Hove to find out more about the future of Electric Vehicles in the city.

The inquiry will be held in Brighton Town Hall and is scheduled to run for 8 days.

Councillors will hear next week about the city’s plans to make Brighton & Hove’s bus services even better.

An interim plan for local government reorganisation and our response to the Government’s proposals to establish a Mayoral Combined County Authority for Sussex & Brighton will be discussed at March's Cabinet meeting.

Work to tackle antisocial parking, improve safety and keep the city moving looks set to continue with the expansion of Red Routes in Brighton & Hove.

This year’s National No Smoking Day coincides with our new local campaign to encourage smokers to quit smoking for good.

A report going to Cabinet proposes that notice should begin to be issued to tenants to vacate New England House so the site can be refurbished or redeveloped to address the fire risks.