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LANDOWNERS responsible for hedges and trees which overhang the road or pavement are being urged to cut them back.
The council is reminding people that most roadside vegetation is the responsibility of the landowner and needs regular pruning to keep it within property boundaries.
MORE than 150 young people have enjoyed a first-hand taste of the world of work – by visiting businesses across East Sussex.
Youngsters from six secondary schools and colleges visited 18 different businesses and organisations as part of a scheme aimed at helping them find their path in life and boost their career prospects. Continue reading
A NEW website has been launched offering a ‘one-stop shop’ for information on sexual health and contraception in East Sussex.
The site, run by East Sussex County Council and East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, aims to ensure people can find and access sexual health services available in their area. Continue reading
PEOPLE in East Sussex are being helped to help themselves to employment opportunities – thanks to a half a million pound upgrade of library computers.
New computer terminals have been installed at all of the county’s 24 libraries in a nine-month scheme to improve East Sussex County Council’s network of free-to-access PCs. Continue reading
A FOOTBRIDGE connecting two rural villages has been refurbished in a scheme completed by East Sussex County Council.
The 50 ft long steel-framed bridge crosses a stream running through fields between Vines Cross and Warbleton, near Heathfield. Continue reading
