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Due to constant and significant chalk fall, we have taken the decision to temporarily close the Undercliff Walk to protect the health and safety of those who use it.

A report being presented to councillors will show that more than £10.6m has again been spent on supporting concessionary travel for older and disabled residents in Brighton & Hove.

If you had any COVID-19 vaccinations outside of England you can book an appointment to get your records checked and updated at Brighton Racecourse.

As we complete our week of stories celebrating #HeritageTreasures, here's a sneak preview of the exciting Dome Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre restoration project as work enters its final stage.

Fencing has been erected around the Hove Town Hall clock tower after a windowpane became loose.

Once the full project is completed, over 900 tonnes of cast iron will have been removed and reinstated. That's one of the challenges involved in restoring one of our unique heritage treasures.

21 properties will enjoy greater protection when planning applications are decided if councillors vote to add them to the Local List of Heritage Assets at the Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee.

Councillors will be asked to approve a new method for improving the safety of pedestrians and cyclists in Brighton & Hove.

Find out about two more of the city's #Heritage Treasures, the historic Old Reading Room and Temple buildings at Black Rock, which are being restored and brought back to life.