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Trans Day of Visibility takes place on 31 March to celebrate trans and non-binary people and raise awareness of discrimination faced by trans people worldwide.

The Royal Pavilion, Brighton Town Hall and the Mazda Fountain are being lit in purple on Saturday 19 March in support of the World Against Racism day of action and the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

A new project looking at ‘Our Legacy’ will be starting discussions around how we respond to the slave trade and colonialism in the city.

International Women’s Day is Tuesday 8 March. Events at the Brighton Dome and All Saints, Hove are taking place over the weekend to celebrate the day.

If you'd like to to help people fleeing the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, there are a number of local and international charities you can support.

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.

Latest government figures show that 20,280 EU citizens living in Brighton & Hove have now applied to stay in the UK after the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December this year.

Last week was National Allotment week so it might be a good time for residents with green fingers to take part in the ‘Grow an extra row’ campaign by the Real Junk Food Project.