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The Brighton & Hove City Council budget for 2019/20 was set at Budget Council on Thursday 28 February. The budget includes an increase of the council’s element of council tax of 2.99%

A regeneration programme which uses public land to improve public services and provide new homes will benefit from further government funding to bring projects forward in the Greater Brighton area.

Brighton & Hove Albion Women’s team manager and former England manager Hope Powell explains how women’s football is developing both nationally and locally, how the Albion is investing in the women’s game and why the stadium and wider city is the perfect location for the UEFA European Women's Championship.

Have your say on the future of Conway Street Industrial Area - a mixture of buildings and roads close to Hove Station. It is identified in our City Plan for new housing and employment space. Your comments will contribute to a ‘masterplan’ to help guide future development.

Join local providers, councillors and other residents on Friday 1 March to chat about improving community support in the city.

Come and cheer the runners on - and help raise funds for the Sussex Beacon!

If you provide local sport, dance, or fitness activities, register by Friday 1 March to be part of TAKEPART.

The council’s biggest annual financial decision will be made later this month when councillors meet to debate the council budget for the financial year ahead. 

Councillor Anne Meadows announced that she is leaving the Labour Group and joining the Conservative Group. Councillor Warren Morgan also announced he is leaving the Labour Group.

Members of Fresh Start Portslade, working in partnership with the council, have won Heritage Lottery funding to preserve the remains of one of the oldest manor houses in the country and bring its fascinating story to life.