Councillor Martin Osborne has been appointed chair of The Aquifer Partnership, established to protect groundwater in the Brighton Chalk Block from pollution and increase resilience to climate change and extreme weather.
Issues around Covid and self-isolating are causing disruption to our waste and recycling services.
We've been talking to local residents and giving them advice on how best to report anti-social behaviour in their area.
We're reminding residents about the dangers of batteries after someone put a bag in their recycling. They exploded, setting off a blaze within one of our bin lorries.
Our staff collected more than 30 tonnes of rubbish from the seafront at the weekend - the highest amount ever recorded!
Brighton man Paul Godding faced magistrates after being found guilty of tipping his business waste illegally.
11 of our busiest public toilets are to be upgraded after it was agreed to bring the service 'in-house'.
We're installing CCTV cameras at Hove Lawns and the central seafront area to help combat the growing amount of rubbish being dumped by some thoughtless people.
100 tonnes of rubbish has been left on our seafront in just over two weeks, new figures reveal. That's the equivalent of 100,000 1kg bags of sugar!
We're doing a four day deep clean of some of the main streets across the city and running a host of community tidy up events - all part of the national Keep Britain Tidy event, running from Friday 28 May to Sunday 13 June.
