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RESIDENTS are being asked to share their views on plans to charge an admin fee to adults who fully-fund their own care.
Under the proposals adults who pay for all of their care will be charged a set-up fee if they ask East Sussex County Council to arrange care and support on their behalf and an ongoing administration fee to cover the council’s costs. Continue reading
ROAD improvements in Lewes will take place at the same time as installation of fibre broadband cabling – to minimise disruption to residents.
East Sussex Highways is resurfacing Fisher Street, Market Street and West Street, with work starting on Monday, August 21 2017 and due to last three weeks. Continue reading
A NEW campaign is being launched in East Sussex highlighting how easy it is for young men to test for the UK’s most common sexually transmitted infection.
One in 12 people who test for chlamydia have the infection which, while there are often no noticeable signs, can cause a range of health issues, including those affecting fertility in men and women if left untreated. Continue reading
PEOPLE are being urged to be vigilant for thieves targeting parking machines in East Sussex.
In the latest incident, criminals drilled into one of the pay and display machines in King Edwards Parade, Eastbourne, in a failed attempt to steal money. Continue reading
THE tale of one of World War One’s bloodiest battles is the 150th story to be published as a website tracing East Sussex’s role in the conflict marks its third anniversary.
Three years ago on Friday (Aug 4), East Sussex County Council’s First World War website was launched to showcase the lesser known stories of the people and places of the county during the war. Continue reading
