About The 2020 Community Strategy
Brighton & Hove's sustainable community strategy sets out the vision and plans of the agencies, organisations and communities who work together through the 2020 Community Partnership to improve the quality of life in this city.
Major Projects
The Brighton Centre
The Brighton Centre has been a premier conference venue and key economic driver but is now outdated and less competitive than newer venues.
Other issues: Learning and Education, Childrens Services
Issues
A healthy city
In July 2004 Brighton & Hove was designated as a 'Healthy City' by the World Health Organisation.
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Waste and recycling
Refuse collection costs have been cut by £1 million and wheeled bins have been introduced to 50,000 households.
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Local crime issues
in Reducing crime & improving safety
There are relatively high crime rates in particular areas in the city, including deprived areas at the edge of the city centre.
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Reducing traffic congestion
in Promoting sustainable transport
There are about 80,000 commuter journeys by car every day in the city. Almost half of these journeys are less than 5 km.
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Contact The 2020 Partnership
If you require information please contact the Community Partnership Manager by email or phone
Next meeting
The next meeting of the 2020 Community Partnership will take place on:
Tuesday 16 September at 4pm at
The West Pier Suite, Belgrave Hotel, 64 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 1NA