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Help us maintain a safe and enjoyable seafront by observing social distancing and taking extra care when swimming in the sea. 

Following a lot of very positive discussions with the organisers, the council has given the green light for the five local Parkruns to start again on 26 June.

The ash trees that look onto Coldean Lane are dead or dying and must be removed before they fall down. It means having to close the road for up to six days from Tuesday 1 June.

We'll soon be upgrading Hove Park play area with lots of exciting new equipment, all of which will be fully accessible to all children.

The UEFA Women's EURO 2022 tournament, coming to Brighton & Hove next year, will create opportunities for thousands of women and girls to get involved with the game as fans, players, referees and coaches as legacy programme is launched.

Fungal disease Ash dieback is likely to wipe out 80 per cent of our Ash trees in the next five to 10 years. Dead and dying trees are dangerous and sadly we must take them down before they collapse.

We’re working hard to carry out extensive repairs to the electrical system at the Prince Regent Swimming Complex, but we will not be able to re-open the pool on 17 May as we had hoped.

With lockdown restrictions easing, spring in full bloom and summer just around the corner, why not explore what Brighton & Hove and the South Downs National Park has to offer by bus?

Scaffolding has been removed from the historic Corn Exchange revealing major restoration work.

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.