COUNCILLORS in East Sussex are being asked to back a budget and council plan which focuses resources on key priorities that include protecting the vulnerable – amid a continued squeeze on funding.
At its meeting next week (Tuesday, January 27 2015), East Sussex County Council’s cabinet will consider proposed savings of £18 million in the new financial year which begins in April. 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
A COMMUNITY centre will be at the heart of the redevelopment of a former school site in Rye.
Following the decision to sell the former Tilling Green School site for development, East Sussex County Council ran an open bidding process earlier this year with the condition that the successful developer incorporates a community facility in its plans. Continue reading
A NEW website has been launched chronicling the role played by East Sussex during the First World War.
The site, launched by East Sussex County Council, has been launched to coincide with the 100th anniversary of Britain’s entry into the conflict, being marked on Monday, August 4 2014. Continue reading
