Bella Sankey
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Council investment, community improvements and a weekend to remember (opens the original)
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I’ve spent much of the last week speaking to residents across Queen's Park, while out canvassing for Labour’s candidate in this Thursday’s by-election, Steve Gladwin. I’m very proud of everything Labour has achieved in Queen’s Park over the past three years. From refurbishing the playground in the park and refurbing the public toilets to resurfacing Queen's Park Road and the thousands of pounds our Labour Cabinet allocated to work to improve and make safer the junction between Queen's Park Terra
How we are helping families tackle the rising costs of going back to school (opens the original)
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For many, this past week has been about transition. From a summer where children have been off school and the juggle to balance work and family time can become intense to getting back into the familiar routine that ‘back to school’ brings. It can be a shock to the system! Uniforms to wash and get onto children, water bottles and snacks to remember and the constant parent and carer shuffle to make sure younger children are picked up, dropped off and ready to learn. It is also expensive: school un
'New emergency mental health unit will be crucial for our city' (opens the original)
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It’s been a summer full of positive announcements from the Labour Party, both locally and nationally. Last week we announced that in the first quarter of this year, Brighton and Hove has recycled more than at any time in our history, ensuring that we are putting our values into action and doing our bit to tackle the climate crisis. The figures for January – March this year are 7% up on the previous year and we expect the following months to show continuous improvements. When the Greens ran the c
'New powers could help Brighton and Hove shape its own future' (opens the original)
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What a great week for local and regional government we’ve just had. As Labour leader of Brighton and Hove and deputy leader of the Labour Group on the Local Government Association, I spend a significant amount of time lobbying the government for the funding and powers that we need to deliver the best possible services to you, our residents. Over the last two years, we’ve seen huge gains such as increased core funding for councils and fairer distribution to those with higher levels of deprivation
A new chapter begins for Brighton, Sussex and local democracy (opens the original)
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A momentous week for Brighton and for national politics. On Thursday, our Labour government made the decision to change our boundary so that the City will merge with East Saltdean, Telscombe and Peacehaven. On Friday, in my role as chair of our new Mayoral Combined Authority for Sussex and Brighton, I welcomed a Malaysian trade delegation to our region, pitching Sussex as ripe for further international inward investment. I’m proud that for the past two years I have worked to ensure Sussex and Br
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