News and reports

The East Brighton Health Hub is a new way for people to access the health and care support that they need.

In July 2025, Healthwatch in Sussex wanted to better understand how specific nutritional and dietary requirements affect people's lives.

Health Counts is a health and wellbeing survey of Brighton and Hove residents, conducted every 10 years. This is the survey report published for 2024.

New Healthwatch England research reveals that even after waiting to be diagnosed, people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder face another wait to get the medication they need.

Our Spotlight is an opportunity to share local projects, organisations and events which benefit the community.

Let’s Get Moving is the physical activity and sport strategy for Brighton & Hove for 2024 - 2034.

Patients local to Brighton and at risk of infection with a sexually transmitted disease can now be better protected due to a new pioneering vaccine.

Health leaders are calling for people across Sussex to share what matters to them about the NHS, and where further improvement is needed.

The strategy devised by Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) aims to reduce harm from drugs and alcohol within the city.

The Brighton & Hove Safeguarding Adults Board (BHSAB) Annual Report for 2024/25 has been published, alongside the Strategic Plan for 2025 - 2028.

Read the latest Care Quality Commission report on Oakleigh Lodge Residential Home.

A state-of-the-art Acute Stroke Centre (ASC) is on track to open at St Richard’s Hospital in Chichester by 2028, bringing 24/7 specialist stroke care in Sussex.