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Small grants up to £5,000 are available for community & voluntary organisations in the city to deliver extra support quickly for vulnerable residents this winter. The first application deadline is 13 January 2021.

With the end of the Brexit transition just weeks away, Brighton & Hove’s political leaders share their message of unity with the city.

With demand increasing and prices soaring this year, we're urging anyone considering getting a puppy to be on the alert for scams and to only use reputable breeders or rescue centres.

A total of 25 Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic community groups have been awarded grants from the Engagement Fund to fund a range of community projects, many of which are helping residents stay connected during the Covid-19 pandemic.

You can join people from across the city online at 6pm on Tuesday 1 December to show support for people living with HIV, and commemorate those who have died.

While many events have had to be cancelled for this year's Armed Forces Day, on Saturday 27 June, you can still join in online.

We’re asking residents to rely on official sources of information following distribution of a publication containing misleading stories harmful to our communities.

Coinciding with Refugee Week, Brighton & Hove libraries have become only the second library service in the country to be awarded ‘Library of Sanctuary’ status.

We have committed £124,500 of funding to the emergency food network in the city, covering expenses to support vulnerable residents for the next three months.

The council’s lead councillor for equalities, Councillor Carmen Appich today gives her commitment to becoming an anti-racist council.