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Residents and communities across Brighton & Hove are being encouraged to voice their opinions about public art in the city. Lighthouse has launched Let’s Talk Public Art - an online public survey and series of short films.

We want to keep our children's playgrounds open during lockdown, so we're asking people to limit the time they spend in the play areas and not to congregate in order to help prevent the possibility of Covid transmission.

We've begun planting 500 new trees in Stanmer Park. The young trees, a selection of different species, have been funded by the Stanmer Park Restoration Project and PayByPhone's 'Green Christmas' campaign.

We're working working with partners to create diverse habitats across the city and open up more land for nature, part of our pledge to address the biodiversity emergency.

Children of all ages and abilities are enjoying the new play area in in Stanmer Park. The new playground also includes equipment for less able youngsters including a toddler and basket swing and accessible roundabout.

We’ve asked the funfair on The Level to close on advice from the city’s Public Health team.

A new cafe has opened in Saunders Park. Run by Max Calesini, Laz' in the Park has an outside seating area and serves coffee, snacks, ice cream and home-made food, including vegan and gluten free options.

We’ll be reintroducing staffed services in most of the city’s community libraries over the next few weeks with reduced opening hours and measures in place to keep staff and visitors safe.

We're welcoming visitors back to Preston Manor, Brighton’s beautifully preserved time-capsule of Edwardian life at home, from 11 September.

Head of the Royal Pavilion & Museums Janita Bagshawe is retiring after more than 34 years working for the city's museums service.