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With thousands of people expected to pack Brighton & Hove for this year’s Pride celebrations, we’re urging people to plan their travel arrangements in advance of the big weekend.

We’re inviting Ukrainian refugees to take advantage of the support we offer to keep people safe on our roads.

The first of 100 new cycle hangars coming to Brighton & Hove have hit the streets.

People across Brighton & Hove are being given the chance to have their say on plans to create the city’s first ‘Liveable Neighbourhood’.

Brighton & Hove Pride returns to the city on the weekend of 5 to 7 August – the first full Pride celebration in the city since 2019.

A proposal to reopen Madeira Drive to one-way traffic, with a two-way protected cycle lane, more space for pedestrians and an increase in parking bays for blue badge holders will be considered by councillors next week.

We’re celebrating the opening of phases 1 & 2 of the Valley Gardens project with some spectacular footage of the city’s newest open space.

Vehicles parked on pavements can reduce the independence of many vulnerable people. We'll be asking the government for effective ways to deal with the problem.

Volunteers are continuing to be trained ahead of the School Streets project beginning at 13 city schools this month, supporting safe and active travel back to the classroom for hundreds of children.

With schools in Brighton & Hove reopening, the council is working to support the safe return of children to the classroom.