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Work continues to clear the East Sussex coastline of the remains of shipping containers and debris that washed up this week.
The pollution is the result of containers from two cargo ships going overboard further along the coast during storms late last year and last week. Continue reading
FAMILIES across East Sussex will find it ever easier to access support after the final two of 11 new Family Hubs opened their doors.
Hubs in Lewes and Peacehaven were the latest to open, offering access to support and advice from Midwives, Health Visitors, Early Communications Support Workers, Early Years Practitioners, Community Engagement Coordinators and Early Help Keyworkers. Continue reading
APPRENTICES across the county were celebrated at a special graduation ceremony recently.
The East Sussex Apprenticeship Graduation Ceremony, held on the evening of Thursday, November 16, recognised the commitment and hard work of East Sussex apprentices from across all industry sectors and of all ages and levels.
RESIDENTS in East Sussex are being urged to take action now to ensure they stay warm and well this winter.
The cold weather can be dangerous for vulnerable groups such as families with young children, older people and those with long-term illnesses.
MOTORISTS are being urged to take extra care on East Sussex roads over the autumn to avoid colliding with deer.
With the mating season in full swing, the risk of encountering the animals on the road increases and leads to an estimated 74,000 deer-related traffic collisions in the UK each year.
