Brighton & Hove City Council has announced that work will begin in June to re furbish the MacLaren Pavilion at The Level. According to BHCC, the “old building is set to be converted into a new kiosk café, three separate gender-neutral toilets, and a disabled access toilet”. The work is expected to take around three […]
The aim, the council says in a release, is to “help us tackle the continued vandalism and tagging in the park”.
Hosted by the Survivors Movement as part of The B Right On LGBT+ Community Festival this, the second year for The Walk of Survivors will take place on Sunday, March 31. It will commence with a march starting from The Level (Brighton) at noon proceeding up to The Phil Starr Pavilion, Victoria Gardens for a family friendly event.
Greens to speak out for public services at weekend anti-cuts rally to fight against cuts to NHS and other ‘a matter of life and death’ services.
The inaugural Walk of Survivors march, organised by The Survivors Movement takes place today, starting from the Level at 12.30pm, proceeding at 1pm to Dorset Gardens for an event for everyone from 2pm.
Following Homeless Pride last summer, organisers needed to find a home for the Community Blanket that was woven on the day by those attending. Homeless Pride 2017, a free family event to enable the homeless, members of the public and service providers to come together, took place at The Level on Sunday, August 20.
New measures improving safety at The Level will be introduced over the next few weeks. The improvements are among a package of recommendations arising from a recent security review. Visitors to the playground will see the two play units modified and made ‘open sided’ so users can always be seen.
Conservation work to encourage wildlife in a city centre park has won national recognition. Parks staff and volunteer gardeners at The Level in Brighton are celebrating winning a ‘Bees Needs’ award, for work to attract bees and other pollinating insects.
