OVER 2000 Ukrainians have been welcomed to East Sussex since the Homes for Ukraine scheme started more than three years ago.
East Sussex residents have shown their continuing and steadfast support, with over 900 host families providing a safe and welcoming home for those fleeing the conflict.
To mark Ukraine Independence Day on August 24, the county council is thanking residents for their support and reminding people host families are still needed for those seeking refuge.
THE FINAL phase of the Queensway Gateway Road is now expected to be completed in September.
East Sussex County Council and its contractor Balfour Beatty Living Places are delivering the last stage of the project which links Queensway with the A21 Sedlescombe Road North.
The work was due to be completed at the end of this month, but owing to unforeseen circumstances the road is now scheduled to open to the public in September.
COUNCIL leaders are celebrating the efforts of young people across East Sussex today as this year’s GCSE results are announced.
Cllr Bob Standley, lead member for education and inclusion, special educational needs and disability at East Sussex County Council, said: “Our young people have worked hard to ensure that they were well prepared for their examinations and this is reflected in the results that they have received today.
STREET dancing, sangria and accessible sport are some of the events taking place across East Sussex as part of the largest celebration of older people the county has ever seen.
The Full of Life Festival is a programme of activities taking place in September and October celebrating the role older people play in our communities.
