Brighton Council has recognised local volunteers and community groups through its 2026 Community Volunteer Awards, held as part of National Volunteer Week in May.

Got an old TV or computer monitor gathering dust? You can now clear space at home while helping shape the future of e-waste recycling in Tasmania by dropping it off to the Brighton Waste Transfer Station for free!

Moira Davidson was recently asked to speak at the Brighton Community Volunteer Awards to reflect on what inspires people to volunteer.

As Mayor, I’m pleased to share Brighton Council’s 2026–2027 Budget, a budget that reflects our confidence in the future of our area and our commitment to delivering the infrastructure, services and community initiatives that will benefit residents for years to come.

Priceline Pharmacy Bridgewater has been named Priceline Pharmacy TAS/SA Store of the Year for 2026, picking up the award at a conference in Cairns.

AIDA Tasmania has enjoyed a busy and uplifting few months, bringing people together through cultural celebration, community generosity, and the energy of Indonesian martial arts.

Brighton Council has been awarded $25,000 through the Tasmanian Government’s Urban Greening Grants program to support a new project that will help cool one of Brighton’s highest residential heat-risk areas.

The restoration of one of Bridgewater’s most cherished public artworks is entering its final chapter, with the iconic Jerry sculpture now just weeks away from being fully restored.

A new walking track is taking shape in Old Beach, with construction nearing completion between the Blackstone Drive cul-de-sac and Morrisby Road.

This year’s Quilters Easter Showcase, held at Brighton Civic Centre in late March, has raised $3000 for Brighton Food Hub.