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EAST Sussex County Council has overcome huge challenges to deliver vital services to thousands of residents, an annual report shows.
State of the County reveals how the authority supported more than 30,000 people through adult social care services in 2024/25 and had contact with more than 48,000 children and young people through its children’s services team. Continue reading
THE tragic tale of the son of an East Sussex literary giant is the latest addition to a website documenting the impact of the First World War in the county.
Rudyard Kipling’s only son, John, a lieutenant in the Irish Guards, was killed aged 18 during the Battle of Loos, in northern France, on September 27 1915. Continue reading
WHAT does the south mean to you? That’s the subject of a new project running in libraries in Sussex.
East Sussex and West Sussex county councils have joined forces to promote Reading The South, a three-month initiative running until December 2015. Continue reading
WORK is about to begin on the latest phase of a cycle and pedestrian route in Eastbourne.
On Monday, October 5 2015, East Sussex County Council contractors will begin work on the section of the Horsey Way cycle route between Eastbourne railway station and Ringwood Road. Continue reading
AN athletics track in Lewes is being given a new lease of life thanks to a major refurbishment.
The 400m track, in Mountfield Road, was installed in 1999 and after years of use was in need of repair and resurfacing. Continue reading
