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Barrack Yard in Brighton’s North Laine, looking along the brick Old Slipper Baths building towards the Prince Regent Swimming Complex, 21 November 2008.
Council

Old Slipper Baths in Brighton Approved for 11 Temporary Homes

Brighton and Hove City Council has approved plans to turn the Old Slipper Baths in Barrack Yard, North Laine, into 11 flats for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Brighton's Clock Tower at dusk with festive lights strung across the street
Community

Zoe Lyons backs Make Change Count, Brighton's eight-charity homelessness appeal

The Brighton comedian appears in a new video for the city-wide appeal, which shares every donation equally between eight homelessness charities. Here is where the money goes and how to give.

Saltdean Neighbours Win £1 Million as Postcode Lottery Gives £45,000 to The Sussex Beacon and Justlife
Charity

Saltdean Neighbours Win £1 Million as Postcode Lottery Gives £45,000 to The Sussex Beacon and Justlife

Nine neighbours in Saltdean share a £1 million Postcode Lottery prize after BN2 8LT won on 10 October, and two Brighton charities, The Sussex Beacon and Justlife, receive £45,000 between them.

Brighton and Hove Awarded £6.4 Million to Transform Adult Social Care and Tackle Homelessness
Council

Brighton and Hove Awarded £6.4 Million to Transform Adult Social Care and Tackle Homelessness

A £6.4 million government grant will help Brighton and Hove City Council break the cycle of crisis-led spending on adult social care and homelessness, funding prevention, early intervention and…

Brighton & Hove charities unite to tackle homelessness with Make Change Count
Community

Brighton & Hove charities unite to tackle homelessness with Make Change Count

Eight of Brighton and Hove's leading homelessness charities have relaunched Make Change Count, the citywide fundraiser aiming to raise £20,000 to help people move away from rough sleeping.

Brighton landlords offered £7,500 to fix cold homes and house homeless families
Housing

Brighton landlords offered £7,500 to fix cold homes and house homeless families

A new council pilot offers landlords up to £7,500 to bring rented homes up to EPC C, in return for a three-year lease as temporary accommodation.

Two years in: where Brighton & Hove's Homes for Everyone housing plan stands
Community

Two years in: where Brighton & Hove's Homes for Everyone housing plan stands

The council has invested more than £44m in council homes and started work on 528 affordable homes, but temporary accommodation pressures keep rising. Here's what the two-year review of the Housing…