We want everyone to stay safe on our seafront this New Year. Residents and visitors are being urged protect their family and friends by following the sea safety and Covid rules.
The Regency Town House in Brunswick Square has been awarded a Respond & Reimagine grant from Art Fund. The Grade 1 listed house is currently being restored to become a heritage centre and museum.
Most of the city’s libraries reopen again from Wednesday 2 December with Covid safety measures in place. We’ll also be extending our popular ‘Order & Collect’ service to community libraries from 7 December.
We’re again asking people to limit travel to the city and the seafront this weekend. Stewards will be in place between 11am to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday to monitor the central beach area.
Councillor Carmen Appich asks visitors to stay away and avoid unnecessary risks which might increase Covid-19 infections. Our attractions remain closed and we're restricting access to the beach this weekend.
The seasonal lifeguard service for Brighton & Hove will start a little later this year and there will be no lifeguards in place this May bank holiday weekend.
With the cancellation of all live events and gatherings, VisitBrighton has curated a selection of the best events, performances and shows to keep us entertained over the bank holiday weekend.
The council's seafront team has relaxed the beach dog walking by-laws which normally come into force on 1 May, to enable residents to walk their dogs safely while following the social distancing guidelines.
