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A project which has been supporting women and children fleeing domestic abuse and violence in Brighton & Hove is now looking for the help of local residents.

For the second week in a row, Covid rates have come down in Brighton & Hove

Residents and communities across Brighton & Hove are being encouraged to voice their opinions about public art in the city. Lighthouse has launched Let’s Talk Public Art - an online public survey and series of short films.

Following positive discussions between the council and the GMB, the dispute involving some staff in our Housing Repairs & Maintenance service has been resolved.

A special one-hour programme will be live-streamed courtesy of Latest TV to commemorate this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day on Wednesday 27 January.

Our Covid emergency accommodation remains available every day for anyone who needs the council’s help. If you’re concerned about anyone sleeping rough, please let us know by reporting through Streetlink.

All council staff have been awarded a special “Thank You Day” in recognition of the role they’ve played in the response against Covid-19...

The first signs that lockdown is working are reflected in latest data showing 1,438 confirmed new cases of Covid-19 in the city in the seven days up to 15 January - a 36% decrease per 100,000 residents from the previous week.

Council pledges to embed support for youth social action into its culture and practice.

A range of work is being done on improving the energy efficiency of council housing, including the installation of solar PV and thermal systems and the first air source heat pumps.