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A challenge designed to encourage and reward people in Brighton & Hove for travelling actively and sustainably has hit a new milestone. 

As the government sets out a plan to remove the remaining domestic restrictions our Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, looks ahead to how we can live safely with COVID-19.

We’re refreshing the play area at Queens Park and would love to hear your thoughts about the types of equipment and materials you’d like to see installed in the revamp.

We will be working closely with key national, regional, and local agencies to ensure we respond as best we can to any implications arising for the city.  

Preston Park has a new oak tree, planted as part of the Association of Jewish Refugees ‘80 trees for 80 years’ campaign around Britain, in honour of people and places that symbolise the enormous contribution of Jewish refugees.

Funding from Arts Council England will help us share the rich history of women’s football, encourage more people to be inspired by the competition and establish female role models for both girls and boys through the arts.

Join our fantastic community dance extravaganza this weekend. Book now to see a celebration of all types of dance such as lyrical hip hop, jazz, samba, Malaysian and contemporary.

Work is set to begin to improve and resurface the footpath which runs alongside Ditchling Road.

Claims by the media that our schools are telling children and staff to no longer use the words 'mum' and 'dad' are false.