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The council has published draft guidance to help developers, architects and designers create accessible, high quality and climate-friendly buildings.

Find out how you can comment on our proposed City Plan Part Two and help shape the future of Brighton & Hove.

Councillor Tracey Hill, the chair of the Planning Committee, on the importance of keeping the planning service operating to aid the recovery of the city.

A new planning measure means property owners across the city will need planning permission to convert homes into houses in multiple occupation from 3 June.

Exciting plans to develop a neighbourhood hub and more than 200 homes in Moulsecoomb have moved a step closer with the business case and proposals to transfer land agreed at committee.

The council has responded to questions about plans to introduce the new generation of mobile phone technology, known as 5G, across the city. Here’s a summary of the council’s current position on 5G technology.

Have your say on the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Draft Charging Schedule. The scheme requires developers to pay a financial contribution to the council when they want to build new homes, shops or student accommodation.

Planning approval has been agreed for 242 low cost homes on land to the east of Coldean Lane - the first development by the Homes for Brighton & Hove partnership between the council and the Hyde Group.

Hove's former Dairy Crest depot in The Droveway will be brought back into use. Plans for the mixed-use development include 14 family homes and some of the original flint barn-style buildings ion the site will be restored.

Residents are invited to help the council improve its planning guidance and advice for home owners wishing to extend and alter their properties.