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A £2.23m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant will help restore eastern South Downs rare habitats and lost landscapes, bring history and local cultures to life.

A massive cash investment of £3.2m was agreed by city councillors as part of a city-wide effort to tackle the climate and biodiversity emergency.

We declared a climate and biodiversity emergency in 2018 and have been working on more actions to reduce emissions, provide clean energy and enhance natural habitats.

You can now visit the South Downs, towns and coast of Brighton & Hove known as The Living Coast, the UK’s only urban UNESCO World Biosphere Region, by bike.

Take positive action to reduce waste and help tackle the climate crisis.

We’re asking people using wood burning stoves or lighting bonfires and firepits to consider their neighbours and the most vulnerable members of your own household before striking a match.