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City Council backs local multicultural book project for schools

City Council backs local multicultural book project for schools

Brighton & Hove City Council contributes £1,000 to the Multicultural School Book Fund – a fundraising campaign which aims to raise £64,000 to provide the 64 primary and secondary schools in Brighton & Hove with a box of books each.

Creative people from across the city to come together to make Arts Recovery Plan

Creative people from across the city to come together to make Arts Recovery Plan

Creative people from across the city are coming together to make an Arts Recovery Plan to run over the next three years, supporting the city’s cultural and events sector through the Covid-19 crisis.

Join Gscene for free webinar on NHS Test & Trace system today 4pm

Join Gscene for free webinar on NHS Test & Trace system today 4pm

The expert panel will be facilitated by Billie Lewis of the LGBTQ+ Community Safety Forum and he will be joined by Becky Woodiwiss, Public Health Principal, and her colleague Suzanne Morris, nurse consultant of Infection Prevention, both from the Public Health team at Brighton & Hove City Council

Brighton & Hove’s Citizens Assembly on Climate meets for the first time

Brighton & Hove’s Citizens Assembly on Climate meets for the first time

Around 50 residents came together online this week for the first of five sessions to look at how the city will address the climate crisis over the next 10 years and prioritise actions to take forward.

City Council celebrates opening of Phases 1 & 2 of Valley Gardens

City Council celebrates opening of Phases 1 & 2 of Valley Gardens

Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) celebrates the opening of Phases 1 & 2 of the Valley Gardens Project with some spectacular footage of the city’s newest open space…

Brighton & Hove City Council launches Covid-19 alert level and guidance

Brighton & Hove City Council launches Covid-19 alert level and guidance

Brighton & Hove City Council introduces an ‘escalation framework’, using a traffic light system – from green to yellow, amber and red – to keep everyone in the city informed and up to date about the current rate of confirmed cases of Covid-19.

Young people urged to continue to help prevent the spread of Covid-19

Alistair Hill, Director of Public Health at Brighton & Hove City Council, releases a statement urging young people to continue to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.

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