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We’re looking for babies born in the city during the lockdown who have not yet been legally registered. It’s quick and easy to register a birth at Brighton & Hove register office. You can make an appointment with the register office online or by phone. 

We're looking to address concerns about a potentially large surplus in school places in years to come, which could lead to some schools facing financial problems.

A new food hub run by the Hangleton & Knoll Project at St Richard’s Community Centre has made more than 550 deliveries to local people in need.

Councillor Kate Knight, Deputy Chair of Brighton & Hove City Council’s Children, Young People & Skills Committee has today asked young people to look out for themselves, each other and everyone around them amid local concern about escalating anti-social behaviour on Hove Lawns.

32 local projects have been selected by a panel of young people representing a range of youth projects in the city.

Councillor John Allcock says councils and local providers need to have certainty now in order to plan for the summer.

Training for schools will now take into account the impact of bias, discrimination, white privilege and institutional racism on pupils and staff.

Our Shared Lives carers build amazing relationships with the people they look after, and they've really gone the extra mile during lockdown.

The council can now advise that Brighton & Hove schools and council nurseries should start opening more widely for pupils from Monday 15 June.

Last week we announced that the advice to Brighton & Hove schools and council nurseries remains that they should not open more widely for pupils. More information about the decision has now been shared following requests from parents asking about what factors are influencing our current position.