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With the number of Covid cases rising slightly this week, it's a reminder that it's still around and to keep up the good habits to help infections stay low.

Rates of Covid-19 in the city are now almost half the rate of England as a whole. But It's not over yet. Stay safe, and keep others safe too.

The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Brighton & Hove continues to fall as lockdown measures ease. It is essential to keep following the safety guidance to stop the virus spreading again.

To get back to doing the things we miss, everyone should make regular testing part of your routine. You can collect test packs locally, order them online, or book a test near you.

Covid rates fell again last week but Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, cautions it is too early to relax as the virus could spread when people start to mix when lockdown measures relax next week.

The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the city came down again last week but Alistair Hill, director of public health, warns that Covid could spread as people begin to mix again.

To celebrate International Older Person’s Day on Thursday 1 October, the Ageing Well service is hosting a range of online activities to get involved in over the next few days.

Brighton & Hove City Council keeps the city’s Covid-19 alert level status at yellow for the second consecutive week.

Brighton & Hove City Council is keeping the city’s Covid-19 alert level status at yellow this week. There were 47 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the city up to 17 September (based on data published on 21 September), down from 59 cases in the week up to 10 September.

Nationally there is high demand for coronavirus tests. Please only request a test if you have covid symptoms and please book a test in advance.