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DRIVERS in East Sussex are being urged to be ‘deer aware’ this spring to avoid collisions on the county’s roads.
The risk of encountering the animals increases in April and May when young deer are born, and East Sussex County Council has launched its annual campaign to warn motorists that the animals may appear on the road unexpectedly over the next couple of months. Continue reading
COMMUNITIES in Hastings are set to benefit from a £5 million funding boost to tackle harm caused by the supply and use of drugs.
The town has been announced as a pilot area for Project ADDER, a Government initiative to help agencies and organisations work together reduce drug-related deaths, offending and the prevalence of drug use. Continue reading
NEW parents are now able to book an appointment online in order to register the birth of their baby.
Birth registrations were suspended between March 23 and June 14, 2020 due to the pandemic. Since the service recommenced, the registration team have been contacting parents in chronological order to book birth registration appointments, but now families can book an appointment themselves.
LIMITED library services will be available during a second nationwide lockdown, East Sussex County Council has confirmed.
The latest restrictions, designed to slow the spread of Covid-19, will mean that all 17 of the county’s library buildings will be closed for general use from Thursday, November 5. Continue reading
THE East Sussex flag is flying on the other side of the Atlantic after the county council stepped in to help a young collector.
Jesse Mishell, aged 14, from Colorado contacted East Sussex County Council with an appeal for county memorabilia to add to his collection of state and country flags, pin badges, and maps.
