Rae reflects on a interesting year of learning, losing and making some positive choices through the challenges the pandemic has brought
16 or over? Not had all your Covid jab’s yet?
This Saturday, you can get your vaccine from The Rainbow Hub in a familiar and friendly LGBTQ space offering a fully inclusive service to make sure everyone feels comfortable and safe.
Covid Report from Switchboard
A crucial Health & Inclusion Project by Switchboard has just been released. Jaq Bayles looks into the results Brighton & Hove Switchboard has conducted a major survey into the impact of Covid-19 on LGBTQ+ people in Brighton & Hove, revealing high levels of depression and isolation, along with drug and alcohol issues. But it also […]
LGBTQ+ Vaccine Session at the Rainbow Hub Saturday
The Rainbow Hub is hosting their second walk in jab session for LGBTQ+ commented sin the city, so if you’re in town and need your first jab or second ( and it’s 8 weeks since you had your first) then pop in and get it sorted.
Video of LGBTQ+ Vaccine webinar now available
Watch Scene’s Q&A with health professionals woking within the Sussex NHS vaccination programme.
Anti-virus air filters on Brighton & Hove Buses
Anti-virus air filters are being fitted to every bus on the Brighton & Hove fleet
Covid rates in Brighton & Hove continue to fall
In the seven days up to January 29 there were 564 confirmed new cases in the city – a 36% drop on the previous week
The NHS and Metrobus launch Covid-19 Mobile Vaccination Unit
The NHS and Metrobus launched one of the UK’s first Covid-19 Mobile Vaccination Units in a bus yesterday in Crawley, targetting hard-to-reach and vulnerable communities.
Covid rates continue to fall in Brighton & Hove
In the seven days up to January 22 there were 880 confirmed new cases of Covid-19 in the city, which is equivalent to a weekly rate of 303 per 100,000 residents – which is lower than England at 387 per 100,000 and 368 per 100,000 in the South East.
Rates of Covid-19 start to slow in Brighton & Hove
In the seven days up to January 15 there were 1,438 confirmed new cases of Covid-19 in the city, which is a 36% decrease per 100,000 residents from the previous week
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