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We're continuing to see a rapid rise in new infections in the city as the Omicron variant spreads. Please continue to do all you can to help prevent the spread and keep everyone safe.

If you are eligible for a Covid vaccine or booster, please use the National Booking System to make an appointment and keep local and dedicated walk-in sessions for those who really need it.

Whatever the variant we all need to follow public health advice to slow the spread of infection and keep each other safe.

Applications are open for new Mental Health & Wellbeing Fund grants for projects and services supporting the mental health and wellbeing of Brighton & Hove residents.

As we are out mixing with others it's really important that we keep following the public health advice to reduce our chances of catching and spreading coronavirus.

The government's new HIV action plan targets investment to key areas with high rates of HIV which we expect to include Brighton & Hove.

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.