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Eastbourne Town Centre - Burlington Road
The proposal aims to enhance accessibility and priority for walking and wheeling (people using wheelchairs and other wheeled mobility aids). It will improve connections for pedestrians and people with mobility issues in the town centre and to/from the seafront. This links with the earlier improvements between the railway station and Bankers Corner. It also links with plans for improvements between Bankers Corner and Langney Road. The proposed scheme includes improvements to the public... MoreClosed 29 November 2024 -
Removal of Elm on St Philips avenue Eastbourne
One of the mature Elm trees on St Philip's Avenue has caused disruption to the footway narrowing it considerably but has also created a safety issue by heaving the neighbouring wall of the public household waste site. This has put an area of the site at high risk of the wall falling on staff and members of the public. MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Information about the Adult Social Care and Health savings proposals
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. Every part of the Council will need to find... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the Community Support Service
14 November update: Frequently asked questions about the National Budget and from the consultation meetings about the learning disability proposals are now available in FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the day services at Linden Court
14 November update: Frequently asked questions about the National Budget and from the consultation meetings about the learning disability proposals are now available in FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the day services at Hookstead
14 November update: Frequently asked questions about the National Budget and from the consultation meetings about the learning disability proposals are now available in FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the day services at Milton Grange
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the day services at the Phoenix Centre
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the Mental Health Community Outreach Service
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the Steps to Work service
14 November update: Frequently asked questions about the National Budget and from the consultation meetings about the learning disability proposals are now available in FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on drug and alcohol recovery services
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on supported accommodation for adults with mental health needs
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on supported accommodation (additional needs)
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
East Sussex funding gap: Have your say on the East Sussex Floating Support Service
14 November update: A frequently asked question about the National Budget is now available in the FAQs section below. East Sussex County Council is facing a financial gap of £55 million next year. Most local authorities are experiencing similar cost pressures at the moment. Despite these pressures, we have a legal responsibility to set a balanced budget. That means we need to make some difficult decisions about what we spend. ... MoreClosed 28 November 2024 -
Cycle Centre feedback form
We hope that you, or your child, enjoyed the recent Cycle Training that took place at one of our cycle centres in Eastbourne or Peacehaven. In order for us to improve our service delivery, we would like to ask you to fill in this short questionnaire to let us know how you felt about the overall experience of the training. If you would like this information in an alternative format , then please contact us via email at ... MoreOpened 25 November 2024 -
Sea Road, Bexhill Zebra crossing changes
This consultation opens on 1 November 2024 and closes on 22 November 2024. It is proposed to reposition the zebra crossing further south so that it lies halfway between Endwell Road and Jameson Road. This re-location will allow motorists to carry out a full turn before stopping (if required) at the crossing and therefore increasing safety. The crossing is currently used by pupils as they walk to and from school. Initial consultations have been carried out. Based on the... MoreClosed 22 November 2024 -
Bikeability Uptake in Schools
Active Travel England’s target is for 80% of year 5&6 children in East Sussex to be offered a chance to take part in Bikeability Level 2 training in 2024-25. The Governments ambition is for Bikeability cycle training to be available to every child in England. MoreClosed 20 November 2024 -
Statutory notice for the proposed amalgamation of West Rise Community Infant School and West Rise Junior School and change of age range
Part 1: Closure of West Rise Junior School Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 15 of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 (as amended by the Education Act 2011) and the School Organisation (Establishment and Discontinuance of Schools) (England) Regulations 2013 that East Sussex County Council proposes to discontinue the following community school with effect from 30 April 2025. West Rise Junior School, Chaffinch Road, Eastbourne BN23 7SL. ... MoreClosed 8 November 2024 -
Eastbourne Parking Review 2 - informal consultation
We receive many requests for new or changes to existing parking and waiting restrictions in Eastbourne Borough. To manage these and make effective use of our budgets we have a priority ranking system. All requests are considered and locations given the highest priority are progressed as part of our regular reviews. The proposals for this review are shown in the drawings in the 'Related' section at the bottom of this page. Please take the time to look at these carefully and tell us your... MoreClosed 1 November 2024 -
Eastbourne Town Centre - Terminus Road
The proposal aims to enhance accessibility and priority for walking and wheeling (people using wheelchairs and other wheeled mobility aids). It will improve connections for pedestrians and people with mobility issues in the town centre and to/from the seafront. This links with the earlier improvements between the railway station and Bankers Corner. It also links with plans for improvements between Bankers Corner and Langney Road. The proposed scheme includes improvements to the... MoreClosed 25 October 2024 -
Eastbourne Town Centre - Burlington Road
The proposal aims to enhance accessibility and priority for walking and wheeling (people using wheelchairs and other wheeled mobility aids). It will improve connections for pedestrians and people with mobility issues in the town centre and to/from the seafront. This links with the earlier improvements between the railway station and Bankers Corner. It also links with plans for improvements between Bankers Corner and Langney Road. The proposed scheme includes improvements to the public... MoreClosed 25 October 2024 -
Coram Voice follow up questions
Do you feel like no one is listening to you? Well, let us introduce ourselves, we are the Children in Care Council (CiCC). We are a small group who work with social workers and the Virtual School for Children in Care plus some others to potentially improve things for you. We are all in care like you and come from different backgrounds and ages. Some of the things we have done recently is to improve things are to update the Children in Care Pledge that the... MoreClosed 11 October 2024 -
Eastbourne Wheels4All Feedback
We hope that you have enjoyed your recent cycling session at Eastbourne Wheels4All. MoreOpened 10 October 2024 -
Childcare Sufficiency Duty - Parental Survey 2024
The Childcare Act 2006 and the statutory guidance Early Education and Childcare Guidance for local authorities requires local authorities to assess the sufficiency of childcare in their local authority area at least every three years. ‘Sufficient childcare’ means childcare that meets the needs of parents /carers in the area who need childcare so that they can take up or remain in work and/or undertake education or training which will help them... MoreClosed 7 October 2024 -
Provider childcare sufficiency survey 2024
This information is a statutory duty for East Sussex County Council to collect. MoreClosed 7 October 2024 -
Lewes Road, Blackboys, Speed Limit Reduction
The consultation opens on Friday 13 September 2024 and closes on Friday 4 October 2024. It is proposed to reduce the speed limit along a section of the B2192, Lewes Road, Blackboys, from 50mph to 40mph. The proposed 40mph speed limit covers C508 Star Lane and extents along B2192 Lewes Road, between Brownings Farm and the junction of Lewes Road/ Hollow Lane. The proposals will align the speed limits with the average speed of traffic and are appropriate to... MoreClosed 4 October 2024 -
A275 Cooksbridge Road, Cooksbridge - Proposed No Waiting At Any Time
The consultation opens on the 13th September 2024 and closes on the 4th October 2024. As part of the development of 27 dwellings on the site at Chatfields Yard, Cooksbridge Road, Cooksbridge (Permitted under planning application HW/LW/16/0935/MAJ) there is a need to consult on a Traffic Regulation Order. It is proposed to install new no waiting at any time (Double Yellow Lines) restrictions along the A275 Cooksbridge Road and Hamsey Lane. This is to allow... MoreClosed 4 October 2024 -
Alfriston Village speed limit reduction
This consultation opens on the 23 August 2024 and closes on the 13 September 2024. It is proposed to reduce the speed limit in the village of Alfriston from 30mph to 20mph. The proposals include 30mph buffer speed limits on the northbound and southbound approaches to the village and an adjustment to the extent of the existing 40mph limit to the south of the village. The proposals will align the speed limits with the average speed of traffic and are... MoreClosed 13 September 2024 -
High Street, Alfriston - Double yellow line proposal
The consultation opens on the 23 August 2024 and closes on the 13 September 2024. It is proposed to install no waiting at any time (Double Yellow Lines) restrictions on the west side of the C39 High Street, Alfriston in place of the existing no waiting Monday to Sunday 8am to 7pm restriction. This is to assist in reducing congestion in the village. The proposals do not restrict loading or unloading operations. Initial consultations have been carried... MoreClosed 13 September 2024 -
Bespoke adaptations survey user testing - People Bank involvement
East Sussex County Council provides a service for installing bespoke adaptations to eligible residents’ homes, including sending a contracted builder to visit the person’s home, to assess and install the adaptation. A new service contract is being written, so information on people’s experience of the survey is needed to inform this. A survey will be given to people who have previously used the service. This survey was user tested by some of our People Bank members to ensure it was... MoreClosed 6 September 2024
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