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HIGHWAYS teams are working hard to plan and repair thousands of additional metres of road and pavements across the county funded from an additional £5.8 million investment.
East Sussex County Council’s Cabinet approved additional, one-off funding at the end of 2021 to carry out additional work on top of that covered by the annual £20.4 million highways maintenance budget. Continue reading
THE HIGHWAYS grass cutting programme is currently underway across East Sussex.
Each year the highways team will cut around 560 hectares (1,381 acres) of grass on verges and at junctions across the county.
VISITOR introduction sessions will be restarting at The Keep Archive Centre from Wednesday, June 1.
The centre’s Welcome Wednesday sessions, which were stopped during the Covid-19 pandemic, are set to resume on the first Wednesday of each month between 10am and 12noon.
PEACEHAVEN library is to remain in its current location following the recent sale of the Meridian Shopping Centre to Morrisons.
In response to the previous plans to redevelop the site by the Co-op, and to ensure services could continue uninterrupted, East Sussex County Council’s library service identified the Joff Centre as a temporary alternative location. Continue reading
PEOPLE visiting East Sussex are urged to stay safe as they enjoy the area’s spectacular coastline.
As the weather improves and visitor numbers to the county’s coast increase, the council is reminding people of the risks the spectacular but unstable cliffs can pose, as well as the dangers to beach walkers who risk getting cut off by the tide.
