A REVISED supported bus network will safeguard 90 services and save the taxpayer a total of £1.88million.
Today (Dec 16), East Sussex County Council’s Cabinet approved proposals that will protect peak services, those relied upon by students travelling to school or college and residents needing to access essential services. Continue reading
A COMMITMENT to put an end domestic abuse has earned East Sussex County Council White Ribbon status.
The authority becomes only the second county council in the country to be recognised by the national campaign for its efforts to tackle the growing problem. Continue reading
AN AUDIO display telling the stories of people living with HIV will arrive at Eastbourne Library on December 1.
The Speaking Volumes project will be launched at the library in Grove Road between 5pm and 6pm on December 1, which coincides with World Aids Day, and the display will remain until January 5. Continue reading
THE heart-warming story of how children and young adults with disabilities from East Sussex helped wounded soldiers is the latest addition to a First World War website.
Servicemen who had lost limbs in the conflict were sent to Chailey Heritage Craft School, set up in 1903 to provide a home and education for children with disabilities, to learn from the youngsters how to overcome their injuries. Continue reading
