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A SERIES of events will be running in libraries across the county over the coming weeks to celebrate Libraries Week.
Libraries Week, which runs from October 3 to 9, is an annual celebration of the best that libraries have to offer, and this year aims to showcase how libraries are inspiring learning for all and helping individuals to unlock and fulfil their potential at every stage of life.
AN EIGHT-WEEK project to waterproof and resurface Kingsley Viaduct in Lewes will begin next month.
The roadworks will start on Monday, October 17 and continue until Friday, December 9.
THOUSANDS of students are being invited to improve their career options by logging on to an online event next month.
What Next Sussex will offer students, teachers and parents the chance to find out about the options available from across Sussex and get an insight in to industries and sectors where the greatest career opportunities are available. Continue reading
MORE than 3,600 students from across East Sussex have been given an insight into the world of work thanks to the council’s work experience scheme.
Coordinated by East Sussex County Council’s Work Experience Team, the initiative offers workplace opportunities to students aged 14 to 18. Continue reading
MORE than £41 million of vital funding to help improve bus services across the county has been confirmed.
East Sussex County Council has received confirmation from Government that it will receive £41,415,025 to implement its Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) – proposals to help the council and bus operators improve services and increase the use of public transport. Continue reading
