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The Brighton & Hove Safeguarding Children’s Partnership (BHSCP) has published a scrutiny report into reports of missing children from a Home Office run hotel in Hove.

Councillors have met with the i360’s board of directors to question why they have repeatedly missed loan payments due and how they propose to meet their obligations going forward.

The 'Step Up' training programme is now accepting applications from those interested in a career in social work.

More former BTN BikeShare bikes are being sent to a charity supporting communities in Africa. 

The first community forum was held to discuss experiences of drug harm in the city. The forum coincided with the launch of a survey to help identify the main issues around drug harm.

A new map of council-owned heritage assets in the city has been published on our website.

We're delighted that our City Downland Estate Plan has received a glowing endorsement from South Downs National Park Association.

Councillors have agreed to invest more than £30 million on frontline services after setting the council's £895 million budget for 2023/24

Long standing Councillor, Mary Mears, will step down today, Friday 24 February after 30 years representing her constituents, due to ill health.

The Brighton i360 is one of the city's most popular visitor attractions. Read on for facts about its funding, finances and future.