EAST Sussex County Council is once again flying the flag to mark the crucial role played by Britain’s armed forces.
The armed forces flag will fly at County Hall, in Lewes, all this week to mark Armed Forces Day, an annual event which this year falls on Saturday, June 25.
A CAMPAIGN to raise awareness of the importance of safe parking outside schools has been launched.
The Safe Space programme aims to promote the safe spaces outside schools and highlights why parents and carers should not park on zig zag ‘keep clear’ road markings or on double yellow lines.
COUNCIL leaders in Sussex have welcomed funding that will support cleaner buses, taxis and improve air quality across the county.
Sussex-Air, a partnership of local authorities across Sussex, has been awarded £876,300 from the Department for Food, Environment and Rural Affairs (Defra) for local projects. Continue reading
THE HIGHWAYS grass cutting programme is currently underway across East Sussex.
Each year the highways team will cut around 560 hectares (1,381 acres) of grass on verges and at junctions across the county.
