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Looking back on a weekend where hundreds of thousands of residents and visitors came together to celebrate Pride.

Our seafront maintenance programme continues, with an exciting project to strip the iconic cast iron railings and restore them to their former glory.

Professor David Greenfield has been appointed as the new Chair of the Brighton & Hove Business Growth Board

Brighton & Hove Pride, the city’s biggest and brightest event celebrating the diversity, joy and unity of our LGBTQ+ communities, takes place this Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 August.

Thousands of children across Brighton & Hove will benefit from free bus travel throughout August.

Whether you’re cheering the parade, having fun at Pride on the Park, dancing at the street party or celebrating with friends elsewhere, please do your bit to keep the city clean and tidy.

Proposals for a new leisure to be built on the site of the current King Alfred have been given the green light to move ahead by Planning Committee.

Plan ahead for a healthy and safe Pride - know how to take care of yourself and others and where to get support.

Public toilets at the Colonnade on Brighton seafront have reopened following safety work.

A scheme to protect a key part of the city’s coastline from erosion and flooding will enter an exciting new phase next week.