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HIGHWAYS teams are working hard to plan and repair thousands of additional metres of road and pavements across the county funded from an additional £5.8 million investment.
East Sussex County Council’s Cabinet approved additional, one-off funding at the end of 2021 to carry out additional work on top of that covered by the annual £20.4 million highways maintenance budget. Continue reading
A FOREST Row road will be closed overnight for two weeks as major improvement work is carried out.
East Sussex Highways will start repairs to the A22 Lewes Road/London Road on Monday, July 4, with work continuing until Friday, July 15. Continue reading
RESIDENTS across East Sussex are starting to enjoy the benefits of support and activities introduced as part of an updated library strategy.
The Libraries Strategy was updated at the end of last year to ensure that the growing needs of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable are met whilst new, high quality services that all residents can access and enjoy are developed and enhanced.
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WORK to support Ukrainian guests to integrate into East Sussex communities has been given a boost of almost half a million pounds.
With 1,460 Guests expected in the county, East Sussex County Council is distributing £490,000 to Voluntary Action groups (VAs) to help them support the work of local networks and community hubs. Continue reading
EAST Sussex County Council is once again flying the flag to mark the crucial role played by Britain’s armed forces.
The armed forces flag will fly at County Hall, in Lewes, all this week to mark Armed Forces Day, an annual event which this year falls on Saturday, June 25.
