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COUNCIL leaders will meet next week to consider how the authority can invest more than £693 million on vital public services for people in East Sussex in the year ahead.
But reports to be considered by Cabinet lay bare the stark financial situation the council faces with it unable to rely on its own resources to deliver a balanced budget for the first time. Continue reading
A MOVING new film released today pays tribute to the unsung heroes of the foster care system.
“Everything” highlights the difference one individual can make to the lives of many through fostering. Continue reading
APPRENTICES from across East Sussex are invited to celebrate their achievements at this year’s graduation ceremony.
The special evening event will acknowledge the commitment and hard work of local apprentices of all ages and levels and across all sectors.
COUNCIL leaders are urging residents to give their feedback on savings proposals that would affect social care services.
East Sussex County Council’s Cabinet agreed last week to consult on savings proposals identified as part of work to address a £55 million funding gap in next year’s budget. Continue reading
THE IMPORTANCE of addressing mental health and wellbeing in the workplace is being highlighted by public health bosses on World Mental Health Day.
Employers across East Sussex are being encouraged to join the county council’s Wellbeing at Work programme as the authority supports the annual awareness day on October 10.
