Sunday, January 27 is Holocaust Memorial Day which marks the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Sunday, January 27 is Holocaust Memorial Day which marks the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Brighton & Hove Buses has been working with Sussex Police, Brighton & Hove City Council and local community groups to tackle hate crime with a new ongoing poster campaign.
Social enterprise charity Team Domenica to open its second café in Brighton with the aim of providing more opportunities for young people with learning disabilities to find work.
Brighton and Hove City Council has extended the time for groups wanting to apply for its special communities funding. Organisations including self-help groups, community centres, neighbourhood events, sports, culture, arts and environmental work now have until Wednesday, October 31 to apply to the Communities Fund.
Tackling out dated language and assumptions about behaviour based on gender is beneficial for all children – Gender stereotypes are old-fashioned and create unnecessary barriers. These messages are central to the latest edition of the Trans Inclusion Schools Toolkit, launched last week and soon to be shared with schools across the city.
Hove Library will be closed for a week longer than originally planned due to unforeseen delays in the building and maintenance work being carried out there.
Community and voluntary organisations in Brighton and Hove are invited to apply for part of a £365,000 council funding scheme. The Communities Fund gives money to a wide variety of organisations including self-help groups, community centres, neighbourhood events, sports, culture, arts and environmental work.
The city council’s library service launches new way to download and read eBooks and listen to eAudiobooks. Members of Brighton & Hove library services will be able to download the new BorrowBox app to their digital devices and access thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks free of charge at any time of the day.
Join the panel of inspirational women as they debate their authentic understanding of sharing strength, compassion and discussing ways of collectively repairing the harm caused by an unequal society by listening to women’s voices and lived experiences.
That’s the message in a report going to the Neighbourhoods, Inclusion, Communities & Equalities (NICE) committee on January 22. ‘County lines’ is the police term used to describe a national issue of urban gangs supplying drugs – primarily heroin and crack cocaine – to towns across the country using mobile phone lines.
