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Local children make their pledges to tackle climate change and call on world leaders to stop using fossil fuels and protect trees and oceans.

The Sussex Local Improvement Plan (LSIP) will be a blueprint for creating and building a productive and prosperous local workforce.

Applications for the city’s secondary schools for next September must be submitted by the end of Sunday 31 October.

Anyone over 16 can start an apprenticeship. They’re open to people starting or changing their career or who wish to upskill in a current job.

The Minister for Employment visited Brighton & Hove's Youth Employment Hub to see how young people are benefitting from the new facilities.

A new short film released on 12 October - created through a national collaboration of local authorities - appeals to more people to consider fostering.

We're inviting young people to join the Youth Council and be the voice of young people in the city.

Hundreds of students from Brighton & Hove schools benefited from a boost of positivity and confidence through an innovative city-collaboration

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.