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RESIDENTS across East Sussex are being urged to keep warm and well this winter, with support and advice available through the council’s Warm Home Check service.
Public Health bosses are reminding people who struggle to keep their homes warm that the free service offers telephone advice as well as money-saving information and tips on how to stay warm for less.
RANGERS from East Sussex County Council battled the extremes of an English summer to restore an iconic county river crossing to its former glory.
White Bridge, in Alfriston, has now fully reopened after being rebuilt during an eight-week refurbishment completed with £45,000 funding from the council and the South Downs National Park Authority. Continue reading
A ROAD in Lewes will be closed for five weeks as part of a scheme to create a better environment for pedestrians.
East Sussex County Council is restructuring the pavement and kerb and resurfacing the road in Station Street between its junctions with High Street and Lansdown Place. Continue reading
TWO roads in East Sussex have been given a new lease of life thanks to an innovative resurfacing technique.
The A267 and B2203 between Heathfield and Horam were resurfaced in a £1.4 million East Sussex County Council project. Continue reading
PEOPLE are being urged not to miss out on the chance to have their say on proposed changes to taxpayer-funded bus services in East Sussex.
East Sussex County Council’s 12-week public consultation on proposed changes to the routes it subsidises in the county runs until Sunday, September 28 2014. Continue reading
