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Nettleton Court and Dudeney Lodge high rise flats

Information on building safety and the future options of the council's large panel system high-rise buildings

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Summer open top buses

Summer 'Breeze' hots up The number 77 bus to Devil’s Dyke moves up a gear from 22 June when it will…

Give your view of the 52

Residents in Woodingdean and Ovingdean are invited to give their views on proposed changes to the 52 bus route which…

Keeping up standards in the city

More than 2,000 trading standards experts are heading to the city for the annual Trading Standards Institute (TSI) Conference next…

Eco Open Houses

First Green Deal houses showcase simple measures that save money Eco Open Houses in Brighton & Hove has been launched at…

Food Safety Week

How to avoid kitchen nightmares this summer With summer here and people thinking about delicious recipes, Brighton & Hove City Council's…

Hove police station junior age classes – consultation starts

Consultation is now underway on a proposal for West Hove Junior School to expand and run the new junior age…

BHCC at Eco Tech Show

BHCC champions sustainable city status at the Eco Technology Show The Eco Technology Show, (www.ecotechnologyshow.co.uk), the south east’s largest showcase for…

Undercliff Walk reopens

The Undercliff Walk behind Brighton Marina will re-open during the week beginning 10 June following monitoring of the cliffs over…

Happiness - available off the shelf at your library

Doctors recommend book by Albion's Charlie Oatway Residents suffering depression, anxiety or phobias can now get help from a new source…

Redeveloping Amex site 'would boost St James's Street'

A leading councillor says redevelopment of the old Amex building in Edward Street, Brighton, would improve the fortunes of shops…