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With 100 days to go, tickets go on sale for the biggest Women’s EURO ever. Brighton looks forward to welcoming football fans and teams from England, Norway and Austria, for the three games being played in the city this summer.

Work has started to repair the iconic 1930s Saltdean Lido building and bring it back into use - thanks to National Heritage Lottery and Historic England funding.

We’re reviewing the use of cheap, single-use disposable barbecues, lanterns and balloons on our beach front, in parks and other open spaces within the city.

We’re organising some community feedback sessions to share the exciting plans in store for Carden Park.

Councillors are considering whether to create a new Nature Reserve at the former Waterhall golf course, as part of the re-wilding project, allowing full public access to the site.

An exciting new opportunity for LGBTQ+ players and trainee coaches is being offered by The Seagals, an established women's football club in the Sussex County Women & Girls Football League based in Brighton & Hove.

Our City Parks team is working collaboratively with Plumpton College, a specialist horticulture training provider, to offer a 5-day long intensive horticulture training programme.

Thanks to lots of volunteers, we’re carefully creating new, more diverse, woodlands and establishing green corridors that will positively impact our street scene and city environment.

Recruitment has opened for a team of lifeguards to patrol the city's world famous beaches and keep residents and visitors safe this summer.

Specialist contractors have completed renovation work on the exterior of the historic Studio Theatre, part of Brighton’s Dome.