PEOPLE in East Sussex are being asked to take part in a survey which will help shape the future direction of adult social care across the county.
East Sussex County Council, working with residents and partners, is developing a long-term strategy for adult social care.
HUNDREDS of people looking to get into the world of work explored the opportunities available to them at two successful summer Apprenticeship Roadshows.
More than 60 training providers and employers from a range of industries across the county were on hand to give advice and information at the events organised by the Sussex Council of Training Providers, in partnership with East Sussex County Council.
BUS travel around East Sussex will be cheaper this summer thanks to a funding boost from East Sussex County Council.
The money is helping to reduce bus fares across East Sussex in a bid to increase passenger numbers.
A NEW rainbow flag is flying above County Hall in Lewes to mark this year’s Pride celebrations.
The iconic flag was raised on Tuesday, July 19, in support of equality and diversity. Pride events are returning across the county this year, following two years of events being restricted or cancelled due to the pandemic.
