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.
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.
MORE than 40 people and their families are expected to continue benefitting from a day service in Eastbourne after councillors agreed it should remain open.
The decision to continue the valued service at Linden Court for people with learning disabilities and autism was made after detailed consultation with people who use the service and their families and carers.
A VALUED day service where staff help to look after adults with autism and learning disabilities, could now remain open.
East Sussex County Council reluctantly considered closing Linden Court in Eastbourne to help meet a huge budget gap caused by rising cost and demand for services which far outstrips available funding. Continue reading
