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We’re supporting a new campaign raising awareness of the child criminal exploitation involved in the drug trade in the city.

With lockdown restrictions easing and the opportunity for more socialising outside, people are being encouraged to enjoy themselves, but please avoid disturbing neighbours living nearby.

Grants are available for local community and voluntary groups from our Communities Fund.

A special one-hour programme will be live-streamed courtesy of Latest TV to commemorate this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day on Wednesday 27 January.

Despite Covid-19, field officers dealt with thousands of cases across the city last year, responding to concerns ranging from noise nuisance to fly-tipping.

As the UK moves into another national lockdown, support remains available for anyone experiencing any type of abuse. Lockdown restrictions do not apply for anyone experiencing domestic abuse.

A new team of council troubleshooters has been in action more than 700 times since it was set up last year.

A new street fundraising agreement is in place limiting activity to a number of streets in the city centre and setting controls on when fundraising can take place. 

Remembering victims of the Holocaust and other genocides.

Nearly 36,000 residents benefitted from services provided under a new approach to community and voluntary sector funding.