News search

The fifth annual Windrush Day takes place on 22 June 2022 and commemorates the arrival of Afro-Caribbean migrants to the UK

Join Brighton & Hove Libraries for a programme of events, discussions and information sharing to celebrate this year's Refugee Week, running from 20 to 26 June.

Celebrate and enjoy this free event organised by Brighton & Hove City Council’s BME Workers Forum on Saturday 9 July.

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 report at a special meeting of the Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture committee on Wednesday 29 July set out a package of action to make Brighton & Hove a fairer and more inclusive city as part of our commitment to being an anti-racist council.

There are no official Pride events taking place in Brighton & Hove this weekend, 1 & 2 August, the date Brighton & Hove Pride 2020 was due to take place. This year’s 'stay at home' Pride is very different from the usual event and aims to keep the spirit of Pride thriving while keeping everyone safe inside.

Work will begin this weekend to clear infected trees following the discovery of Elm disease on the grounds of Woodvale Cemetery.

Dame Vera Lynn’s funeral took place on Friday 10 July at a private ceremony at Woodvale crematorium