Council Council wins award for work with Trans* community
The Brighton & Hove City Council Overview & Scrutiny team has been recognised for their pioneering work on Trans* Equalities. The work was delivered jointly with the council’s Communities team and LGBT Health Improvement Partnership. The team was shortlisted for the Achievement, Insight and Involve
The Brighton & Hove City Council Overview & Scrutiny team has been recognised for their pioneering work on Trans* Equalities.
The work was delivered jointly with the council’s Communities team and LGBT Health Improvement Partnership.
The team was shortlisted for the Achievement, Insight and Involvement award which the team won at Tuesday’s awards ceremony. They were joint winners along with Harrow council.
It is the third time in four years that the council’s scrutiny team has won a national award.
Cllr Phelim MacCafferty, said: “I am really delighted, this is recognition where its due. The work with the Trans community is pioneering and I am very proud that Brighton & Hove is leading the way nationally to identify and act on issues that impact peoples lives.”
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