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While government changes that mean indoor venues can start to reopen from Saturday are good news for some, many venues are still struggling. But financial support is available.

Inflexible government rules are stopping the council from allocating money to local businesses who desperately need it.

Food and drink businesses in Brighton & Hove are being invited to apply for new fast-track pavement licences to allow them to serve customers outside.

Brighton & Hove's discretionary grant fund for small businesses is coming soon. Councillors agreed the proposals at the Policy & Resources (Recovery) Sub-Committee on 29 May.

Your business may be entitled to valuable financial support to help you through the crisis – make sure you don’t miss out.

Council leader Nancy Platts on making sure we do our best to restart lives and the local economy safely. We want to protect residents and the people who work in Brighton & Hove, and help ensure that when shops and business reopen, they stay open and flourish. 

Council leader Nancy Platts sets out how the council is supporting small businesses during the pandemic and urges those eligible for the small business grants who have not yet made contact to get in touch.

Judges from the Sussex Heritage Trust said the design, which includes exterior rubber cladding on the new ticket hall and cafe, was an unusual and clever use of materials and the buildings had enhanced the eastern end of Brighton seafront.

R Durtnell & Sons Ltd, the contractor working on the major refurbishment of Brighton Dome Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre, has ceased work on site. The council is working with Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival to explore practical options for continuing and completing the restoration works.