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One of the world famous Preston Twin elm trees, felled last year after falling victim to elm disease, is being transformed into a stunning work of art, ready to return to the city this spring.

Forty-six private sector homes empty for more than 2 years have been brought back into use over the past year thanks to the work of our Empty Properties team.

Work to repair the boilers and restore hot water and heating to the King Alfred Leisure Centre is progressing well and on schedule.

Since launching the Circular Economy Action Plan last year, services across the council have been translating circular economy principles into action to help tackle the climate and biodiversity emergency.

The application to replace the proposed school in the Toads Hole Valley development with a further 182 homes will be decided at the March Planning Committee.

We're looking for volunteers to join us as 'Weed Warriors' at our launch event on 17 March to help tackle unruly weeds and overgrown vegetation across the city.

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.