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Work will begin in October to improve an area linking Ovingdean and Woodingdean.

Studies show that 18,000 tonnes of pumpkins go to waste across the UK each year so we’re encouraging residents to make the most of their pumpkins and have a waste free Halloween this year.

A celebration to mark the completion of the Victoria Fountain restoration project and its return to the Old Steine was held on 12 October.

Summary report into Cityclean shows a council waste service mired in racism, sexism and homophobia where swearing, shouting and threatening behaviour has become routine, including towards managers and senior managers.

We are committed to achieving reaccreditation as a City of Sanctuary by the end of next year, and continuing the work we do to provide a safe welcome to refugees and people seeking asylum in our city.

SB Lets has been fined £60,000 for 3 offences under The Protection from Eviction Act 1977 in a prosecution by the council.

World Mental Health Day is a great opportunity to raise awareness of mental health, what we need to do look after it, and how important it is to get help if you are struggling.

Councillor Bella Sankey is holding the second leader’s surgery at 3pm on Friday 27 October at the Vale Community Centre in Hadlow Close, Brighton.

Audiences can once again enjoy live performances at Brighton Dome's Corn Exchange and Pavilion Theatre this November, when the buildings re-open following major refurbishment.

We’re consulting on proposals to introduce 2 new property licensing schemes aiming to drive improvement in the city’s private rented homes.