Have you noticed that the area is turning into a local dump?

Flytipping is very common around the big bins, but this is ridiculous

I would be very grateful if you could circulate to your members and community contacts this e-petition on the LOLA (Leave Our Loos Alone) campaign aimed at keeping public toilets in Brighton and Hove’s parks and seafront open, clean and safe: http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/lola-leave-our-loos-alone.html

Councillor Warren Morgan

I am writing to community groups in the City to offer to attend your community meeting and to answer questions on the subject on the council’s strategic city-wide parking review which was announced by the Cabinet Member for Environment last month. The review will take a year to complete, with an update given to the Cabinet Member after six months.

Tim Nichols Head of environmental health and licensing, has provided some advice sheets are available to deal with noise, licensing etc. Please download from the attachments below

The Licensing Team are running a consultation about the way applications for licenses to sell alcohol are considered by Brighton & Hove City Council.

As part of this they are considering extending the Cumulative Impact Area and the Special Stress Area and are looking at developing a matrix approach for considering applications.

Have your say about sport and physical activity in the City!
Brighton & Hove City Council in partnership with NHS Brighton & Hove is reviewing plans for sport and physical activity in the City and would like you to hear your views about sport and physical activity.
 

For your chance to help shape services and your chance to win please go to: www.tinyurl.com/spactivity

Enclosed are a list of the planning applicatins mainly for alcohol etc.
of note are those for Rock N  roller - (220811-260811)
and the following are not on the enclosed forms or the council site at the moment
30 North  street (ex cafe felice)
and North st locations - chicken cottage(!) (ex barclays bank)
and the ex kumena newsagent store

It would be nice to know why Brighton and Hove Council does:
 

• not use CCTV to enforce parking on main roads and outside schools.  I understand that there may be a difference in enforcing 'instant' offences (such as zig zags) and 'five minute' offences (such as double yellow lines)?
• not allow parking fines to be sent in the post if drivers drive away?

Brunswick town is again entering the britain in bloom national competition organised by south and south east in bloom. Our entry will be judged on 7^th july 2011 and all the residents, businesses, organisations, resident associations and city clean and parks are working hard to achieve top marks.