WORKERS carrying out repairs to a bridge in Pevensey were caught up in a potentially explosive drama.
Contractors were preparing to refurbish Rickney Bridge when local farmers warned them of rumours that pipe mines were buried in the area during the Second World War. Continue reading
MOTORISTS can now pay to park using their mobile phones after the official launch of cashless parking in the county.
This week, East Sussex County Council added alternative payment method to on street parking in Lewes, Hastings and Eastbourne. Cllr Carl Maynard, lead member for transport and environment and respresentatives from the council’s parking team officially launched the scheme with John Wheeley from RingGo (pictured).
EAST Sussex businesses are backing the construction of the new Bexhill to Hastings Link Road. In a new video available they explain how they believe it will encourage new companies and help existing ones to grow.
Business leaders say it will help regenerate the entire county – not just the direct area around the road.
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PLANS for a series of transport improvements in Hailsham and Hellingly have met with a positive response from the public.
More than 350 people attending public exhibitions or took part in a consultation on the proposals, which include improvements to Hailsham town centre and key road junctions in the area amounting to £600,000 of investment. Continue reading
