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With the May Day Bank Holiday weekend approaching, we’re asking all our residents and visitors to enjoy the three day break safely and responsibly.

Despite facing the challenges of the pandemic, businesses in the city are continuing to sign up to the Brighton & Hove Living Wage Campaign.

We are processing business grants for the period from 1 April. This includes pre-payment checks which is a new government requirement.

We're asking residents with a council tax inquiry to contact us through our website after receiving a very high number of queries. We've also set up a call back service on our phone line for those who aren't able to access the internet.

Businesses can now apply for the government’s Restart Grant using our secure online form.

A free online question and answer session covering the UK's new immigration system is being offered to local businesses. The event, on Thursday, April 15, is part of From Brighton With Love, a series of sessions designed to help businesses through the EU transition and give them the confidence to embark on international trade.

Visitors arriving in the city by train are being encouraged to explore North Laine - thanks to an innovative new Wayfinding Scheme.

Shops across Brighton & Hove will be able to open for longer to support the safe return to the high street for shoppers from Monday 12 April.

The council leader is supporting Greater Brighton in calling for the government to ensure the south east gets a fair share of investment for transport and infrastructure.

A total of 600 local employers have signed up to the Brighton & Hove Living Wage campaign since its launch in 2012, implementing pay rises for over 3400 people.