Newsroom

We believe the Home Office's use of hotel accommodation for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children is unacceptable - and we want it to end immediately.

27 January is the international day of remembrance for the 6 million Jews murdered during the Holocaust, alongside the millions of other people killed under Nazi Persecution and subsequent genocides.

Council leaders, public partners, charities and businesses met this week to discuss working together to support the city through the cost of living crisis.

Between April and December last year, our private sector housing team stepped in to request improvements to 462 privately rented homes in the city.

As part of the safe management of Madeira Terrace, temporary structural propping work will take place to four of the 152 bays beneath the terrace from next week.

We are delighted to announce that Brighton Dome will re-open with the world famous Van Gogh Alive exhibition.

We're exploring all options to provide a new leisure centre in the west of the city to replace the ageing King Alfred.

At the next local elections on Thursday 4 May, anyone wanting to vote will need photo ID. Here we give you a rundown of all the information you will need.

From Sunday 29 January, more buses will be linking residents from the Bristol and Meadowview Estates with the city centre and local hospitals.

We've launched a consultation to help us plan for the future of tennis facilities at Blakers Park.