PEOPLE in East Sussex are being asked to have their say about the impact of alcohol in the county.
A public consultation which opens today (Thursday 13 August) asks for views on the effects of drinking on everyday life and whether these have increased because of the coronavirus pandemic.
CASH boosts of up to £15,000 are being made available for projects that help to prevent suicides and reduce self-harm in high risk groups.
Groups and organisations have until Monday, September 7 to apply for a share of the Suicide Prevention Fund, launched by the Sussex Health and Care Partnership – made up of local councils and health services.
Joint update from Eastbourne Borough Council, East Sussex County Council and Public Health England
The virus has not gone away and we’re seeing the fluctuation of relatively small numbers of cases in many parts of the country. Continue reading
AS RESTRICTIONS continue to ease people are being encouraged to continue to take precautions and help avoid a second wave of Covid-19.
In recent weeks, the public have been able to spend more time with others outside of their household, while businesses have begun to open after months in lockdown. Continue reading
