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Greens describe new anti-racism strategy as “a vital step forward for the city”

Greens describe new anti-racism strategy as “a vital step forward for the city”

Following work with dozens of organisations, Brighton. & Hove city councillors voted through an anti-racism strategy that lays out how Brighton & Hove City Council will combat racism.

Brighton Marina launches competition to showcase University of Brighton talent

Brighton Marina launches competition to showcase University of Brighton talent

Brighton Marina, in collaboration with the University of Brighton’s School of Art and Media, are offering students the opportunity to enter a competition to create one winning design which will end up on an array of benches throughout Brighton Marina this year.

Sculpture destined for Brighton’s Preston Park after tree tragedy

Sculpture destined for Brighton’s Preston Park after tree tragedy

One of the oldest English Elm trees in the world that was destined for the incinerator is being transformed into a work of art. The beautiful gilded tree sculpture will be unveiled in Preston Park, Brighton, this spring and reunited with its surviving ‘twin’ elm.

Thousands turn out for the Brighton Half Marathon

Thousands turn out for the Brighton Half Marathon

The event marks the 33rd anniversary of the Brighton Half Marathon, and the 31st anniversary of the Sussex Beacon, the HIV charity that organises the race.

‘First of its kind’ eating disorder support for young people in Sussex

‘First of its kind’ eating disorder support for young people in Sussex

The Spring Tide Eating Disorder Day Service, which has opened its doors in Hove, is the ‘first of its kind’ in the county and only one of four in the South East to offer an alternative to inpatient care.

Statement from Leader of Brighton & Hove City Council, Green Party Cllr Phélim Mac Cafferty

Statement from Leader of Brighton & Hove City Council, Green Party Cllr Phélim Mac Cafferty

“Yesterday evening the city council’s budget for the upcoming year was published. It sets out what the council will spend over the next year and sadly, what services we have not been able to protect, despite our greatest efforts.”

Proposals on how Brighton & Hove City Council will spend £800 million budget for next financial year have been released

The public can now see a committee report on the decisions councillors must make when they begin considering the proposals at the council’s Policy & Resources Committee on Thursday, February 9.

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