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DRIVERS in East Sussex are being urged to be ‘deer aware’ this spring to avoid collisions on the county’s roads.
The risk of encountering the animals increases in April and May when young deer are born, and East Sussex County Council has launched its annual campaign to warn motorists that the animals may appear on the road unexpectedly over the next couple of months. Continue reading
COUNCIL chiefs have welcomed news that the future of the Newhaven to Dieppe ferry service could be safe for a further four years.
The cross channel route has been in doubt since a French court ruled that the service must be put out to tender, following a complaint about the contract between Syndicat Mixte de Promotion de l’Activité Transmanche (SMPAT) and operator DFDS. Continue reading
STRENGTHENING the workforce by investing in training is top of the agenda for a county council director as he steps up to lead a local authority association.
Rupert Clubb has been named president of ADEPT, the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport, which represents public sector interests by advising and responding to Government on policy and issues. Continue reading
THE achievements of a local authority legal team have been recognised with a quality mark from the Law Society.
Following rigorous checks, East Sussex County Council has secured the legal practice quality mark, Lexcel, for the 15th year running. Continue reading
APPRENTICES from East Sussex have learned new skills and explored their creative side by staging a theatre show for children.
East Sussex County Council teamed up with Making Theatre, Gaining Skills, a company set up to improve the life chances of young people so they gain confidence, consolidate their skills and boost their employability. Continue reading
