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Annual Council meeting set to approve new constitution and give the public greater transparency and involvement in decision making.

An independent report into how much councillors should be paid for carrying out their duties will be debated next week.

The planning application for the restoration of Royal Pavilion Garden has been deferred so further detailed designs around access to the garden can be prepared for the Planning Committee to review.

From Monday, a targeted application of glyphosate will be used to tackle overgrown and dangerous weeds on pavements and roads.

Excited families joined the Mayor at Withdean Sports Complex last weekend to celebrate the opening of 'Level Up' - the eagerly awaited new soft play facility.

A number of events are taking place in the city Dying Matters Awareness Week from 6 to 12 May - a campaign that aims to open conversations about death, dying and grief.

Katy Bourne (Conservative Party) has been re-elected as Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner following an election on Thursday 2 May.

Théresa Ann Mackey (Labour) has been elected as councillor for Kemptown and Milla Gauge (Labour) has been elected as councillor for Queen’s Park.

There’s plenty on offer in Brighton & Hove this May as the city gears up for the summer season.

We’re holding a community event on Saturday 11 May to celebrate Deaf Awareness Week and connect with our D/deaf communities.