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Public safety is the top priority for all agencies involved in managing the Lewes Bonfire celebrations.
Despite the event taking place mid-week, on Wednesday 5th November, we still anticipate high levels of attendance. Combined with significant amounts of fireworks, this presents a unique challenge to the multi-agency group tasked with ensuring public safety. Continue reading
AN EVENT to celebrate the contribution of voluntary and community organisations was hosted by East Sussex County Council’s Chairman.
Councillor Roy Galley welcomed representatives from across the county to a Civic Reception at Charleston, Firle, and was joined by local councillors, Andrew Blackman, Lord-Lieutenant of East Sussex and Annie Brown, High Sheriff of East Sussex. Continue reading
EAST Sussex County Council has joined Sussex Police in condemning an attack on a mosque in Peacehaven on Saturday night (October 4).
Police are investigating and have issued an appeal to identify two people in connection with the incident – Appeal to identify suspects in connection with Peacehaven arson | Sussex Police Continue reading
COUNCIL bosses have welcomed a positive assessment of adult social care services which recognises its commitment to providing the best possible support for residents.
Giving East Sussex County Council a rating of ‘good’, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) highlighted the collaboration with those using the service as a ‘real strength’. Continue reading
A road designed to improve traffic flow and transport links between Bexhill and Hastings is set to open to traffic tomorrow (Tuesday, September 30).
The completion of the junction linking the new Queensway Gateway Road to the A21 has been complex and has opened later than expected having faced a number of technical challenges. Continue reading
