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More than 83% of families that applied for a secondary school place in Brighton & Hove for September 2026 have been offered their first preference school.

A new report reveals that 594 survivors of domestic abuse in Brighton & Hove were supported across 2024/25.

Free food waste collections start from Monday, 9 March, in central areas of the city.

Progress continues on the Madeira Terrace restoration project as the new lift takes shape and cast iron sections are returned from testing and repair to be reused.

Bookings are now open for March's Small Business Surgery at Jubilee Library, hosted by Councillor Mohammed Asaduzzaman.

We were delighted to receive confirmation this week that hosting the Women's Rugby World Cup matches last summer brought an amazing £28.5 million into the local economy.

In March we will be hosting an event recognising the achievements of adult learners and apprentices in Brighton & Hove.

Our application for £15 million in Exceptional Financial Support from the government has been agreed.

We've been meeting with stakeholders from our vital local visitor economy to discuss how we can help the sector grow.

We talked to aspiring local boxer Isabel Mitchell as part of our Sport Lifts Her Higher campaign.