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THE FINAL phase of the Queensway Gateway Road is now expected to be completed in September.
East Sussex County Council and its contractor Balfour Beatty Living Places are delivering the last stage of the project which links Queensway with the A21 Sedlescombe Road North.
The work was due to be completed at the end of this month, but owing to unforeseen circumstances the road is now scheduled to open to the public in September.
A COUPLE whose parents married at a historic manor house will tie the knot at the same venue – after winning a competition to mark its reopening.
Emma Cowen and Andrew Smith, from Peacehaven, were chosen to be the first couple to have their wedding at Southover Grange following its £1.5 million refurbishment by East Sussex County Council. Continue reading
YOUNGSTERS at East Sussex schools have been getting up close and personal with the gritters which kept the county moving through the winter.
The latest vehicles to join the East Sussex Highways fleet have been on tour visiting children from the schools which christened them with a variety of winter-themed names. Continue reading
BUSINESSES in East Sussex are being given a £1 million funding boost thanks to new council funding.
East Sussex County Council has allocated the extra cash to help new companies set up or existing firms to expand over the next three years. Continue reading
A NEW-look Hailsham High Street has reopened to motorists after the first part of a £2.5million improvement scheme was completed.
The road has been closed to vehicles since July while changes and improvements were made to the road, pavements and drainage, although pedestrian access was maintained throughout the work. Continue reading
