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Support with the cost of living

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Resident building safety update for council large panel system high rise blocks

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Backing next steps on devolution for Sussex and Brighton

We're moving to the next stage for devolution after providing consent for a new Mayoral Combined County Authority for Sussex and Brighton.

17 October 2025
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Tree work taking place in Stanmer Park

Work will to take place next week on trees behind Stanmer House which have begun to pose a risk to public safety.

17 October 2025
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Consultation on Sussex nature strategies launches

Share your ideas, concerns and ambitions for nature in Sussex and help shape the Local Nature Recovery Strategy.

15 October 2025
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Hove Park 3G pitch re-opens following refurbishment

We're delighted to have refurbished and re-opened another popular sports facility in the city, as the 3G football pitch at Hove Park is given a new lease of life.

15 October 2025

Polling place changes to make voting easier and keep libraries open

We’ve agreed a series of changes to polling places across Brighton & Hove to make voting more accessible and reduce disruption to public services.

14 October 2025
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Electricals bins get residents switched on to recycling

Recycle your small electricals in the bins with pink lids. We've collected more than 40 tonnes of electrical waste for recycling from these banks, introduced last year.

14 October 2025
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Resident parking permits go digital from November

From November, new and renewed resident parking permits are going digital.

13 October 2025
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Sussex leaders unite to launch Informal Partnership Board ahead of Mayoral Combined County Authority

Council leaders came together for the first meeting of a new partnership board, marking a key milestone in the journey toward establishing a Mayoral Combined County Authority.

10 October 2025
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Spotlighting free local support on World Mental Health Day

This World Mental Health Day, we’re shining a light on free support available in Brighton & Hove through our local mental health service provider UOK.

10 October 2025
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Rejecting hate in all its forms

We’re supporting Hate Crime Awareness Week to send out a message that hate incidents and crime will never be tolerated in our city.

10 October 2025

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Black History Month

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October is Black History Month in the UK and a number of exciting events planned across the city. The theme this year, ‘Standing firm in power and pride’, is a tribute to the resilience, strength and unwavering commitment to progress that defines the Black community across the globe.

Black History Month in Brighton & Hove

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