Covid cases stabilise in Brighton & Hove
After last week’s small rise, the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Brighton & Hove has returned to same level as mid-April.
Get help to talk about the end of life this Dying Matters Awareness Week
Thinking about the end of life is important, but it’s often difficult to know where to start. This Dying Matters Awareness Week get local support to start the conversation.
New location for mobile vaccination service this weekend
This weekend the mobile vaccination service will visit Brunswick Square as well as St Peter's Church.
Have your say on our new adult learning disability strategy
We want to find out what is most important to adults with learning disabilities, their families and the learning disability community. Have your say on our five year plan for services in Brighton & Hove.
We must remember that Covid is still around
With the number of Covid cases rising slightly this week, it's a reminder that it's still around and to keep up the good habits to help infections stay low.
Brighton & Hove maintains low Covid case rate
Rates of Covid-19 in the city are now almost half the rate of England as a whole. But It's not over yet. Stay safe, and keep others safe too.
Promising start to route out of lockdown
The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Brighton & Hove continues to fall as lockdown measures ease. It is essential to keep following the safety guidance to stop the virus spreading again.
Free and convenient rapid Covid tests now available for everyone
To get back to doing the things we miss, everyone should make regular testing part of your routine. You can collect test packs locally, order them online, or book a test near you.
Covid rates fall as city prepares for next stage of lockdown roadmap
Covid rates fell again last week but Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, cautions it is too early to relax as the virus could spread when people start to mix when lockdown measures relax next week.
Stay Covid safe this Easter weekend
The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the city came down again last week but Alistair Hill, director of public health, warns that Covid could spread as people begin to mix again.