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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
A WAR hero from Seaford who served in one of the most infamous campaigns of the First World War has been commemorated in his home town.
Cuthbert Bromley, who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery at Gallipoli, died aged 36 in August 1915 after the ship he was travelling in was sunk by a German torpedo. Continue reading
HISTORIC school documents dating from a time when even the teachers couldn’t read and write have been deposited at a county archive centre.
The parchment books, now held at The Keep, in Moulsecoomb, are thought to be the earliest school records in Sussex. Continue reading
A TEMPORARY home has been found to provide library services for people in Pevensey Bay.
From Tuesday, September 1, St Wilfrid’s Church Hall, in Eastbourne Road, will offer a small range of popular books for residents to borrow. Continue reading
MORE local businesses have joined an approved trader scheme for providers of social care services.
The businesses have signed up with East Sussex County Council’s Support With Confidence scheme – a database of providers of personal care, who have been vetted on grounds of quality, safety, and training. Continue reading
