A SCHEME aimed at encouraging school-leavers in East Sussex into education, employment or training has been hailed a success.
Fifty young people across the county who were facing an uncertain future on leaving compulsory education completed the summer transition project organised by East Sussex County Council. Continue reading
A new campaign is urging people buying used cars to “check it not regret it”.
In a campaign, East Sussex Trading Standards officers will be warning consumers to take care when buying a second-hand vehicle. Continue reading
YOUNG people across East Sussex are heading to the polls to elect their representatives on the county’s Youth Cabinet.
Voting begins on Monday, November 4, for the Big Vote 2013, which sees 38 candidates aged 11 to 16 vying for 20 cabinet seats. Almost 9,000 people cast their vote in the last elections two years ago, with voting this year set to take place online and in polling stations at schools, colleges and youth groups. Continue reading
RESIDENTS in East Sussex are being warned to be wary of doorstep ‘cowboys’ in the wake of damage left by the storm which battered the county.
East Sussex County Council’s Trading Standards team is warning people not to be taken in by unscrupulous traders who may try and profit from damage caused by winds of up to 80mph. Continue reading
