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Planning and Licensing Registers and HMO renewals

The Planning Register, Licensing Register and HMO renewals will be unavailable on the evening of Wednesday, 7 October and all day on Thursday, 8 October, due to essential maintenance. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Due to a system upgrade, you will not be able to submit taxi licencing applications or renewals from 3pm on Wednesday 7 October until 9am Friday 9 October 2026. We apologise for any inconvenience.

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Switch from Blink Electric Vehicle chargepoints underway

Work is underway across Brighton & Hove to switch more than 500 of the city’s Electric Vehicle chargepoints to new operators.

8 October 2026
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Celebrated cricket coach backs women's sport campaign

Alexia Walker has been praised for her role encouraging women and girls to play cricket - now she's backing our local campaign.

1 October 2026
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Honouring our Black communities

A plethora of fantastic events has been planned across the city to celebrate Black History Month starting Thursday 1 October.

1 October 2026
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Construction to begin on Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme

Work is set to begin in the coming weeks on an Active Travel Scheme along the A259 between Hove and Portslade.

30 September 2026
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Hold onto your hats - a murder is announced!

Do you fancy yourself as a budding Miss Marple, or Hercule Poirot? Then grab a ticket for the Volk's Railway's Murder Mystery and put your sleuthing skills to the test!

29 September 2026
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£1 Whitehawk Link fare offer extended

An offer which supports people in Whitehawk with cheaper bus fares is being extended until next spring.

29 September 2026
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Share your views at a Palmeira Square ‘drop-in’ session

We're running 2 drop-in sessions for residents to find out more and share their views about plans to replace the ageing Floral Clock at Palmeria Square.

29 September 2026
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Jeanne Saunders Centre SEND nursery receives rare 'Exceptional' Ofsted rating

A nursery for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) has been rated 'Exceptional’ by Ofsted in all 6 areas.

28 September 2026
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We Are Undefeatable - Eugene's story

As part of our We Are Undefeatable campaign, local resident Eugene has shared his story of how he stays active with a long-term health condition.

28 September 2026
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Helping people with long-term health conditions move more

We are proudly supporting national campaign We Are Undefeatable to help more people living with long-term health conditions find ways to be active that work for them.

28 September 2026

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Brighton & Hove Albion FC’s 125-year journey, from its early beginnings and fight for survival to Premier League and UEFA Conference League success, is celebrated in a new permanent gallery at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.

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