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PEOPLE who keep birds in East Sussex are being alerted to a mandatory housing order which comes into effect on Thursday, November 6.
The UK Chief Veterinary Officer has ordered a mandatory housing order for poultry and kept birds to cover the whole of England following the escalating number of confirmations of avian influenza in kept and wild birds. Continue reading
THE part played by East Sussex women during the First World War will be put under the microscope at a talk at The Keep.
As part of a series of events to mark Women’s History Month, Dr Chris Kempshall will discuss the work carried out by women in the county between 1914 and 1918. Continue reading
A ROAD in Hailsham will be temporarily closed to traffic as a £2.5 million improvement scheme in the town centre continues to progress.
Diversion routes will be in place as George Street closes for eight weeks from Monday, March 13 to allow contractors Costain CH2M to begin work on reconstructing the road. Continue reading
A MUSIC teacher from East Sussex is giving up up his day job for a full-time role playing with one of the country’s hottest new artists.
Ben Thomas has spent the last three years combining his role teaching youngsters drums and percussion for East Sussex Music with his duties as a drummer with Rag ‘n’ Bone Man. Continue reading
PEOPLE in East Sussex are being asked to take part in a survey which will help shape housing provision for older people in the county.
The East Sussex County Council questionnaire is targeted at people who are starting to think about the type of accommodation they want to live in as they get older. Continue reading
