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Councillors will discuss a plan to improve local support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) at the Cabinet meeting on 16 July.

New buildings are beginning to spring up on the development of more than 200 new council-rented homes and a community hub in Moulsecoomb.

Our latest Targeted Budget Management report highlights financial pressures facing councils across the country and the positive progress we're making with our transformation programmes.

Further investment in waste and recycling services is helping to improve collection reliability, increase recycling rates and reduce the amount of waste.

Care leavers in Brighton & Hove are being urged to apply for FREE bus travel as part of our drive to support young people in the city.

Thousands of square feet of workspace for creative and digital businesses is set to be marketed this summer while proposals for the regeneration of the New England House area are considered.

The Department for Transport has awarded millions of pounds to be invested in the arches under King’s Road.

A scheme to improve the quality and security of rental accommodation in Brighton & Hove is being expanded to the Regency and Central Hove wards.

Football fans are being urged to enjoy England’s World Cup match safely by staying away from the sea after drinking, looking after friends and knowing what to do in an emergency.

Residents are being encouraged to ‘hop on, venture out’ and explore more of Brighton & Hove’s green spaces, nature trails and walking routes as part of a new campaign.