RESIDENTS across East Sussex are being urged to keep warm and well this winter, with support and advice available through the council’s Warm Home Check service.
Public Health bosses are reminding people who struggle to keep their homes warm that the free service offers telephone advice as well as money-saving information and tips on how to stay warm for less.
EAST Sussex County Council is working with partners to raise awareness of hate crime during National Hate Crime Awareness Week.
The national awareness week starts on Saturday, 11 October and provides an opportunity to raise awareness of what hate crime is and the impact it has on victims and local communities, as well as encouraging those affected to report it.
UNPAID carers across East Sussex will be able to get advice and guidance at a free drop in event.
For the first time, East Sussex County Council’s care and support drop in event on Tuesday, October 14, will welcome unpaid carers of which there are an estimated 69,000 in the county. Continue reading
COUNCIL bosses have welcomed a positive assessment of adult social care services which recognises its commitment to providing the best possible support for residents.
Giving East Sussex County Council a rating of ‘good’, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) highlighted the collaboration with those using the service as a ‘real strength’. Continue reading
