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PARKING charges on roads across the county have been suspended for workers and volunteers delivering essential health and care services during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Health workers, social care workers and official NHS volunteers will be able to park for free in on street bays as efforts to limit the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continue. Continue reading
EAST Sussex’s ‘highways heroes’ have been battling through the elements to keep the county’s roads safe and keep traffic moving.
As the county endures the wettest winter in 20 years and after the wettest February on record, reports of potholes have surged with East Sussex Highways crews fixing more than 11,000 – three times the number last winter. Continue reading
EAST Sussex schools have been recognised in an event at Westminster for their role in elections to a representative youth body.
More than 60 pupils and staff from schools across the county attended a Democracy Awards event at the Houses of Parliament to celebrate the election of the new East Sussex Youth Cabinet. Continue reading
GREEN residents in East Sussex fuelled a record-breaking post-Christmas recycling blitz, new figures reveal.
East Sussex County Council data shows a whopping 4,695 tonnes of recycling – the weight of 783 African elephants – was processed from kerbside collections last month, beating the previous best set last year by 111 tonnes. Continue reading
PEOPLE in East Sussex are being asked to give their views on how support for people with drug and alcohol disorders is delivered in the county.
East Sussex County Council is asking people to join a ‘conversation’ about drugs and alcohol which it hopes will help break the stigma surrounding the subject and support those in need. Continue reading
