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The Green Wall at the bottom of Duke’s Mound

Councillors have requested an urgent review into how the excessive cut-back happened, and what lessons need to be learnt from it.

  • 22 April 2021
Tree planting at Carden Hill.

New woodland created on Carden Hill

Around 8,000 new trees and shrubs are being planted at Carden Hill in Hollingbury to create a new woodland and improve the area for residents and wildlife.

  • 21 April 2021
Blue hexagon with the words 'Circular Economy'on it painted on glass with a person standing behind the glass and pointing to it.

City joins new partnership to tackle waste in the circular economy

We're working with organisations in southern England and northern France to increase recycling, reduce waste, create new jobs and encourage lasting behaviour change.

  • 14 April 2021
Cityclean operative cleaning the streets in the centre of Brighton & Hove

Streets to be deep cleaned as businesses get ready to reopen outdoors

We are deep cleaning some of the busiest streets and shopping areas of the city to support the reopening of non-essential retail on 12 April, including outdoor only hospitality.

  • 8 April 2021
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Have your say on our waste and recycling sites

We're thinking of changing a few of the ways people use our waste and recycling sites. As it means changes for our residents, we'd like your views.

  • 6 April 2021
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Take your rubbish home if bins are full, urges council

The warm weather has seen exceptionally high numbers of people crowding onto the beach and seafront. It's meant us having to collect tonnes of extra rubbish.

  • 31 March 2021
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We've launched a study into collecting low grade plastics

Although most pots, tubs and trays (PTTs) can't be recycled, many of our residents would still like us to collect them as recycling. We've now decided to carry out a study to see if collecting them is practical.

  • 29 March 2021
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City Downland Estate Plan moves to next stage

Come along to the all day online event on 23 April to review all the opinions and ideas submitted during the City Downland Estate Plan consultation and create draft proposals.

  • 25 March 2021
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Fly-tipping captures and fines see huge rise in a year, new figures reveal

We're catching more and more fly-tippers with the help of our residents and by using CCTV cameras.

  • 5 March 2021
Littering sign on Brighton beach with pier in the background

Seafront waste collections increased after ‘extremely busy’ weekend

We're launching our spring and summer waste collection service a month early to ensure our beach and seafront is kept clean.

  • 2 March 2021

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