A grace period of 21 days is in place for all parking permit holders. This means you can display your parking permit for 21 days after the expiry date printed on it. As long as you've submitted your renewal application and you're parked according to the conditions of your current parking permit, you will not receive a fine.
Events and activities taking place in Brighton & Hove to raise awareness of HIV Stigma.
Sunday 21 July 2024
As part of Brighton & Hove Fast Track City work, many organisations and individuals have come together to plan activities to raise awareness of HIV Stigma in the weeks leading up to Sunday 21 July.
Organisations taking part include:
Lunch Positive
Ledward Centre
Terrence Higgins Trust
More to me than HIV
Brighton & Hove City Council
Lawson Unit at University Hospitals Sussex
Brighton & Hove Buses
Radio Reverb – HIV Hour team
Brighton & Hove Library team
Brighton Fringe
The Sussex Beacon
Martin Fisher Foundation
Sussex HIV Chaplaincy
Activities and events in July
Community event
Community event and call to action with speeches and music celebrating people living with HIV overcoming stigma.
Jubilee Square 1pm to 2pm Sunday 21 July.
More to me than HIV
Photographic Exhibition.
15 to 21 July at Jubilee Library.
The Martin Fisher Foundation Bus
The Martin Fisher Foundation Bus will be in operation throughout Brighton & Hove on 21 July.
Education
Talks given by people living with HIV from THT Positive Voices Speakers. Schools have also been sent education packages for distribution.
July 2024
Healthcare
Wide circulation across University Hospitals Sussex promoting positive actions to reduce HIV Stigma in healthcare settings.
July 2024
Faith organisations
Faith organisations have been approached to emphasise the messages that everyone is welcome in their organisations and to be mindful of that in the lead up to Zero HIV Stigma Day and particularly on Sunday 21 July.
Zero HIV stigma posters
Look out for the Zero HIV stigma poster campaign in bus stops across the city.