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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.
PEOPLE who receive scam mail are being given the chance to bin it and get advice and support from experts – in a campaign running in East Sussex libraries.
East Sussex Trading Standards has teamed up with county libraries to launch its ‘Scamnesty’, which launches in November 2016 and runs until February. Continue reading
CHANGES to opening hours at libraries across East Sussex are due to take effect later this month.
The full list of new opening times, which come into effect on Monday, November 28 2016, is available online at www.eastsussex.gov.uk/librarytimes or people can check them at their local library. Continue reading
PEOPLE in East Sussex are being urged to use an online system to report flooding from roadside drains this winter.
Since the start of May 2016, East Sussex Highways has handled around 1,300 reports of flooded drains, with that number expected to surge during wet, wintry weather. Continue reading
A GROUNDBREAKING resource will ensure youngsters in East Sussex will be better protected from extremism.
Think: Protect: Connect will help schools and other youth settings safeguard children and young people from online radicalisation and extremism through a series of workshops, booklets and presentations. Continue reading
