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Since April, £9m of additional funding from property developers has been used to support local projects and improvements including transport initiatives, recreation facilities, education, health and affordable housing.

Services are being held across the city to mark this year’s Remembrance Day. Events begin on Thursday 9 November and continue over the weekend, with some road closures on Sunday 12 November.

Research has been published highlighting the pressures emergency food providers in Brighton & Hove are under and the food access needs of communities throughout the city. 

Proposals to continue 3 essential services helping people sleeping rough to move off the streets are being discussed at the Housing & New Homes Committee.

BHESCo has launched a competition to find a neighbourhood for an energy saving and solar power programme. 

“We believe our proposals would improve outcomes across the city as a whole.”

Data shows that only 66% of eligible families in Brighton & Hove are currently benefitting from the NHS Healthy Start scheme, which helps parents buy vitamins and healthy food for their children. 

The proposals to renovate the MacLaren Pavilion into a fantastic new café and accessible public toilet facilities will be discussed on 14 November.

Councillors are leading a ‘City Centre Big Clean’ on Saturday 25 November as part of our ‘Big Clean’ event series to make sure our city is one we can be proud of.

Brighton & Hove City Council has been ranked among the top 15% of unitary authorities in the UK for climate action in a recent study by Climate Emergency UK.