Our goal is for Brighton & Hove to be a fairer and more inclusive city where everyone can thrive. We will do everything in our power to reduce inequality and tackle poverty, exacerbated by the current cost of living crisis. We are keen to hear about...
Closes 31 October 2023
In accordance with the Education and Inspections Act 2006, as amended, (the Act) it is proposed by Brighton & Hove City Council, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BG to make prescribed alterations to both Hertford Infant and Junior Schools. The first proposal, being made by the...
Closes 15 October 2023
In June 2021, we introduced a new approach to managing commercial bins on the highway following a public consultation. The feedback we’ve received on the introduction of time-banding zones (T-Zones) indicates that the scheme has improved and tidied up central areas of the city, as...
Closes 15 October 2023
School Streets is the council’s programme which aims to address issues that many schools experience including double parking, congestion, road safety and air quality issues immediately outside their school. The restrictions implemented through School Streets are designed to reduce...
Closes 22 October 2023
Brighton & Hove City Council are conducting a full review of its polling districts and polling places under Section 18 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 and in line with the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013. This review is necessary due to: The...
Closes 31 October 2023
Our goal is for Brighton & Hove to be a fairer and more inclusive city where everyone can thrive. We will do everything in our power to reduce inequality and tackle poverty, exacerbated by the current cost of living crisis. We are keen to hear about...
Closes 31 October 2023
We want to hear from our social housing residents. Since the Grenfell tragedy, new social housing regulations are being put in place. The Regulator of Social Housing has started a consultation on the new draft Consumer Standards and as social housing residents you’re able to...
Closed 3 October 2023
The Safer Communities Team is launching a survey to evaluate the Community Safety Partnership’s response to anti-social behaviour (ASB) in public spaces. This survey is being hosted on a different platform, please use the link below to complete the survey.
Closed 24 September 2023
The Council, as Licensing Authority, is carrying out a statutory consultation exercise as part of its 3 year review of its Cumulative Impact Assessment (CIA).
Closed 21 September 2023
Introduction of Red Routes along A23 and Lewes Road As part of our work to tackle anti-social parking and to keep traffic in the city moving, we’re going to be introducing Red Routes in two areas of Brighton & Hove, part of the A23 and part of Lewes Road. A23 London Road and Preston...
Closed 17 September 2023
Introduction of Red Routes along A23 and Lewes Road As part of our work to tackle anti-social parking and to keep traffic in the city moving, we’re going to be introducing Red Routes in two areas of Brighton & Hove, part of the A23 and part of Lewes Road. A23 London...
Closed 17 September 2023
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
In June 2022, residents in the Withdean Road area were written to, to gauge whether there was support for a residents parking scheme.
The results from this initial consultation showed that 87.5% of respondents supported the introduction of a resident parking scheme.
Therefore, in November 2022 we wrote to residents and businesses in this area again and asked if they would support a light-touch residents’ parking scheme.
The proposed scheme would be active Monday to Sunday from 9am to 10am and 1pm to 2pm
101 residents responded to the consultation.
You can find more information and full consultation results in the January 2023 Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee report.
Based on the consultation results and following the Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee in January 2023, we will be advertising a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) in February 2023.
The results of this will be presented to the Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee in June 2023.
The committee will decide what happens next.
Following introduction of Zone X in August 2021, a review of this parking scheme took place in October 2022.
The review let residents tell us if they think we need to make any changes to the parking scheme.
205 residents responded out of the 853 addresses we sent questionnaires to.
Based on the consultation results, we will not be proposing any changes to Zone X.
You can find more information and full consultation results in the Environment, Transport and Sustainability (ETS) Committee Report.
In November 2021, we wrote to residents in the Roedean area to gauge if there was support for the introducton of a residents parking scheme.
80% of respondents were in favour of a residents parking scheme.
Therefore in June 2022, we wrote to residents in the area again with a detailed parking design drawing for this area.
Following the recent detailed design parking consultation in the Roedean area, the council did not receive a significant level of support for a scheme from residents to proceed at this time.
Full results and further information can be found in the committee report from the Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee report from September 2022.