WITH the risk of seasonal storms causing structural damage to properties, East Sussex Trading Standards are warning residents to be aware of rogue traders.
Wet and windy weather can see residents needing to make urgent repairs to their properties, which may lead to homeowners receiving cold-calls from bogus traders with offers to repair roofs, clear gutters and remove fallen trees.
HIGHWAYS bosses have opened the door on a new control hub that is helping plan work on the county’s 2,000 miles of road.
New technology is now in place to enable the East Sussex County Council’s contractor – Balfour Beatty Living Places, to monitor activity, track work and find ways to improve the service.
EAST Sussex County Council has received a strong vote of confidence following a recent independent peer review.
The council participated in a Corporate Peer Challenge (CPC) with the aim of further improving the council’s work.
AN AMBITIOUS project to examine the positive impact of art on mental health has been launched in East Sussex.
A survey to understand the specific mental health and wellbeing benefits exposure to the arts can have for children and young people has been commissioned by East Sussex County Council’s Public Health team as part of the current Eastbourne ALIVE project.
