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Another 17 community and voluntary organisations have been awarded grants from the council’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency fund, set up to help groups in Brighton & Hove supporting the city’s most vulnerable residents.

Community gardens in the city are growing more food than ever to support the food needs of Brighton & Hove residents

Ramadan runs from Thursday 23 April. Many people will be adapting how they celebrate this year and the Muslim Council of Britain’s website has guidance on celebrating Ramadan at home. 

The leader of the council speaks about how it’s been another challenging week for everyone and sends a huge thank you to all in our community who have been working so hard and helping in so many different ways.

Grants are being made to help local community and voluntary groups supporting vulnerable residents in the city.

We're working with the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership on a community appeal raising money to provide food for vulnerable and isolated people.

During these unprecedented times, it may not always be possible to spend time with those who are ill or dying.

We have taken the difficult decision to close the cemetery grounds at Woodvale Crematorium.

Councillor Anne Pissaridou thanks the community, the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, our partner organisations and council workers for helping those that need food most.

With good weather forecast this weekend, council leader Nancy Platts is once again urging people not to travel to Brighton & Hove, and stressing the importance of social distancing.