THE search is on for volunteers who can help bring stories to life and support others to access library services.
Rhymetime and Storytime sessions, homework club and code club are just some of the events that run across East Sussex with the help of volunteers.
THE DANGERS of binning batteries with household waste are being highlighted in a new campaign.
Many residents are unaware of the potentially serious consequences, including endangering life, that disposing of batteries in their waste or recycling bins can have. Continue reading
STUDENTS across East Sussex have been gaining insights into the world of work as the council’s Open Doors scheme returns.
For six weeks during November and December, over 300 students from 13 schools have once again been offered the opportunity to visit 12 businesses across the county, allowing them to experience the workplace and learn more about possible career paths.
Residents struggling to feed themselves, heat their homes or pay water bills may qualify for extra financial help this winter.
The Government’s Household Support Fund has allocated £3.9 million to East Sussex to help ease the pressures on hardest-hit residents between November and March.
Anyone who receives a means-tested benefit can apply for help to the borough or district council in the area they live.
