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THE FINAL phase of the Queensway Gateway Road is now expected to be completed in September.
East Sussex County Council and its contractor Balfour Beatty Living Places are delivering the last stage of the project which links Queensway with the A21 Sedlescombe Road North.
The work was due to be completed at the end of this month, but owing to unforeseen circumstances the road is now scheduled to open to the public in September.
REGISTRATION services have moved to a temporary home ahead of a major revamp of Southover Grange.
Lewes residents wanting to register births and deaths will need to visit Westfield House – the white building in front of County Hall in Lewes, until the work is complete. Register Office marriages will continue to be provided at Lewes Town Hall. Continue reading
A CABINET minister and a tycoon who became a millionaire at the age of 19 featured at an event aimed at East Sussex’s business community.
More than 250 business and public sector leaders attended the second annual BEST4Biz conference, held at the East Sussex National, in Little Horsted, near Uckfield. Continue reading
ADVICE and information for East Sussex teenagers is just a click away thanks to a revamped website.
The Connexions 360 site has had a makeover creating an easy to use website with information on careers and training, health and wellbeing, transport and finances. Continue reading
A NEW layby parking area has been provided outside Eastbourne Crematorium – thanks to a community match funding scheme.
Parking on the grass verge by people visiting the crematorium and Langney Cemetery has been a long-standing problem, damaging the grass and leaving the area looking unsightly. Continue reading
