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Brighton & Hove will be seeing more safer, better streets being delivered over the next year.

Increase in government funding means some planned savings could be reduced or reversed.

Work has begun to strengthen some of Duke’s Mound arches. As a result, traffic can now only enter Madeira Drive from the Palace Pier roundabout and can only exit via Duke’s Mound.

A new position has been created for our Cabinet, while another change has been confirmed.

We have 10 pairs of tickets for this summer's Women's Rugby World Cup matches in Brighton & Hove to give away. Do you know someone who deserves a seat at the most exciting women's sporting event of the year?

Our proposed budget for 2025/26 includes continued funding for our school-based counselling project which launched in September 2024.

Businesses and organisations in Brighton & Hove will be generating 50 new apprenticeship roles in 5 days to mark National Apprenticeship Week.

Residents and businesses can vote on whether the plan should be adopted by the council.

Monday 10 February marks the start of this year’s national HIV Testing Week, encouraging everyone to take control over their health and get tested for HIV.

Time to Talk Day is an annual campaign led by charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness that aims to encourage open, honest conversations about mental health.