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If you haven’t had any of your Covid vaccines yet -first and second or booster- it’s not too late. Book or go to a walk-in session today.

Positive cases are high and impacting our schools, businesses and the NHS as well as individuals. Do what you can to lower your chances of catching and spreading COVID-19.

Two years since the start of the first lockdown the national Day of Reflection, gives us a chance to connect, support the people who are grieving, and remember those we've lost.

Covid-19 rates are high and rising, so act now to reduce the risk of infection and stop the virus spreading. If you have symptoms stay at home and take a test. Also, wear a mask in crowded places.

Cases of Covid-19 are rising and although fewer people are getting seriously ill, it is time to learn to live safely with the virus. Getting the Covid vaccine and considering wearing masks are the best ways of protecting us all. 

Positive cases have increased this week so we need to continue testing while we can and take action to stop any further spread.

It’s not too late to have any of your Covid-19 vaccines. But if you need help getting to one of the many vaccination sessions in the city, a free bookable transport service is available.  

A high-energy community dance celebration thrilled hundreds. Performers of all ages from across Brighton & Hove were hosted by our Healthy Lifestyles team to support residents being fit, healthy and active.

Cases continue to fall but we should remember that Covid is still with us and make sensible decisions to protect ourselves and others.

Local venues will be turning purple and a choir will be singing on Tuesday evening to draw attention to International Overdose Awareness Day.