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Bank holiday changes to council services

Changes to council services over the bank holiday weekend.

Homemove unavailable 28 to 31 August

Due to planned maintenance work, Homemove will be unavailable from 6pm Friday 28 August until 11.59pm Monday 31 August 2026. We apologise for any inconvenience. Bidding will be extended for issue 551 until 2pm Thursday 3 September.

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New England House fire safety

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New England House fire safety report

As part of the planned work to refurbish New England House a fire risks were identified that needed immediate action to ensure the safety of occupants.

The council commissioned a fire engineer’s report from Firenta to provide a comprehensive and detailed view of fire safety in building.

The report brings together all of the information into one place and analyses what would happen in detail should a fire break out in one of the business units. 

It provides a clear explanation of the fire safety issues, detailing their implications and how they pose a risk to life safety.

Read the New England House fire safety report

If tenants have any specific queries they can email NewEnglandHouse@brighton-hove.gov.uk

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