Project ADDER is a Government initiative to help the police, local authorities, health, and other partners work together to reduce drug-related deaths, offending and the prevalence of drug use.
The ADDER funding awarded to Hastings will help to reduce the supply of drugs, increase the number of drug users using treatment and recovery services, and reduce drug-related reoffending.
For more info about Project ADDER click here
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This consultation seeks views concerning the Pool’s future from local residents; the Academy’s staff and pupils, and pupils’ parents/carers; and any other stakeholders. Respondents are specifically invited to provide their views on the alternative options of (a) closing the Pool permanently, (b) keeping the Pool open (which appears likely to require subsidisation by ESCC) and (c) considering alternative viable proposals. The consultation also provides respondents with the...More
We receive many requests for new or changes to existing parking and waiting restrictions in Rother district. 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...More
This consultation seeks views concerning the future of Heathfield Leisure Centre (“the Leisure Centre”) from local residents; staff and pupils at Heathfield Community College ("the College”), and pupils’ parents/carers; and any other stakeholders.
As explained further below, East Sussex County Council (“the County Council”) intends that the Leisure Centre will continue to be used by the College. However, it is considering different options so far as...More
The new e-learning module has been designed to give the reader a good understanding of the basic recruitment process stages, their responsibilities as a hiring manager and to highlight the importance of an inclusive recruitment process.
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The East Sussex Assessment Task Group (ATG) wants to gather the views of schools on the 2022 assessment and moderation arrangements across the county.
The Assessment Task Group (ATG) was created to ensure that the local authority discharges its statutory responsibilities to assessment and moderation in a way that meets the guidelines set, but also in ways that work for schools. This involves including schools in the group, but also communicating with the primary and secondary boards,...More
We want to know what you think about our assessment of the needs of the population of East Sussex for pharmacy services.
How to take part
Our Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) sets out local services, any gaps and recommendations. The draft PNA will be shared with key stakeholders via email due to the large volumes of charts and tables it contains. A summary version and a full version are available to read below. The summary version is also available in the...More
As part of the development of the above site to provide a residential-led mixed use urban extension, engineering works and construction of new buildings and structures to provide residential accommodation (up to 1000 net additional dwellings), up to a two form entry primary school and early years facilities, retail, community, health, leisure and up to 13,495 sq.m. of employment uses together with ancillary and associated development including new and enhanced pedestrian/cycle routes and...More
At script review stage 2 we can refine the content, making up to 20% changes to the content, but we cannot change the overall structure of the script or change the scenario which has been designed for the module which is recruitment to a receptionist role. Feedback therefore needs to focus on how clear the information provided is, how easy it is to follow and how useful the information is for a hiring manager to know. Feedback on language and tone are also useful as is feedback on how...More
In 2020, East Sussex young people voted ‘Tackle Domestic Violence’ as their top priority concern for the East Sussex Youth Cabinet to work on. The Youth Cabinet’s role is to gather the views and experiences of young people and work with decision-makers to improve services.
The link to the survey is at the bottom of the page but please read the below first.
Relationships, abuse and harmful sexual behaviors - what do these terms mean?
Relationships ...More
We receive many requests for new or changes to existing parking and waiting restrictions in Lewes District. 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 views...More
Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme 2022 for East Sussex - Expression of Interest Application Form – Summer (Round 1)
Please note the link to start the online survey and complete the EOI is at the bottom of this page.
This is the first EOI application window for Summer HAF provision 2022.
Programme Overview
The government has announced that the holiday activities and food (HAF) programme will be continued for 2022.
As in 2021, funds have been made...More
We would like your views on the A295 South Road/Diplocks Way /Ersham Road Junction improvement proposals.
The South Road/Ersham Road and South Road/Diplocks Way junctions are important parts of the road network that experience high levels of traffic and congestion, particularly at peak times. The need for an improvement to the junctions was initially identified in the Movement and Access Strategy for Hailsham and Hellingly (MASHH) that was published in 2012. ...More
Government funded Holiday Activity and Food (HAF)
We want to make sure the Holiday Food and Fun programme offers enriching activities and is fun. We want to know about you and your child’s experiences in the Holiday Activity and Food programme. We won't identify individuals.
We will use your answers to make our holiday activities programme even better.
Holiday Food and Fun!
HAF Team, East Sussex County Council
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We want to make sure the Holiday Food and Fun programme has good activities and is fun. You can tell us how well we are doing.
Holiday Food and Fun!
HAF Team, East Sussex County Council
For more information on how ESCC uses any personal data collected, how it keeps it safe and how long we keep it please refer to the following privacy notices: the Consultation Hub privacy notice available here and the Children’s Services equality monitoring privacy notice available here .
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Holiday Activity and Food (HAF)
We want to make sure the Holiday Food and Fun programme has good activities and is fun. You can tell us how well we are doing.
Your answers will help us make the holiday activities programme even better.
We want to make sure that even more people want to take part in future holiday activities.
Holiday Food and Fun!
HAF Team, East Sussex County Council
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Over a six-year period from 2021 to 2027, The Blue Heart project seeks to work with the communities of Eastbourne and South Wealden to co-deliver a project to provide an understanding of the local water levels and how they interact with the environment and the community. The project will mitigate the impact of flooding in the local area caused by climate using technology to manage and monitor water for the benefit of communities and businesses.
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As part of the development of the land to the north of Sandpiper Walk there is a need to consult on Traffic Regulation Order to install no Waiting at any time double yellow lines on Sandpiper Walk, this is to allow free movement in and out of the development.
Vehicles parked in Sandpiper Walk would obstruct the access to the developments parking spaces. Parking restrictions along the length of Sandpiper Walk will also improve pedestrian safety by allowing unrestricted visibiltiy...More
East Sussex County Council would like to know your views on the proposed school term and holiday dates for the academic year 2023/2024. It is proposed that schools would begin the academic year on 1 September 2023 and continue through until 23 July 2024 (last day of term).
Term 1:
*Friday 1 September 2023 to Friday 20 October 2023 (36 school days)
Term 2:
Monday 30 October 2023 to Friday 15 December 2023 (35 school days)
Term 3:
Tuesday 2 January 2024...More
Each year local authorities are required to consult young people of sixth form age and their parents as well as other stakeholders on the Post 16 Transport Policy Statement before it is finalised.
The Post-16 Transport Policy Statement outlines the help that might be available through the County Council, schools, colleges and transport operators to help young people of sixth form age and young adult learners aged 19+ who have an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) to...More
As part of our 2022 review of SingleView we welcome feedback from users to help us decide priorties for changes and development.
The Survey should take 3-5 minutes to complete.
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We are seeking the views of childcare providers in East Sussex to review the services the Early Years Improvement Team provides. Your thoughts will help form future service delivery.
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East Sussex County Council is consulting on plans to improve pedestrian crossing facilities on Sea Road in Bexhill.
As part of this work to improve pedestrian conditions, we are proposing to:
Reposition the existing Sea Road zebra crossing further south to be halfway between Endwell Road and Jameson Road – this allows motorists to carry out a full turn before stopping (if required) at the crossing, which is used by pupils as they walk to and from school.
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Results updated June 2022
We asked East Sussex residents about drug and alcohol dependence to ensure the projects we commission to support drug and alcohol misuse address local needs.
These are the results from 116 online surveys and 9 focus groups in March 2022.
The top 3 suggestions were:
1 To consider the big picture of harm to people’s mental and physical health.
2 Focus more on alcohol support and separate it from drug support. ...More
Youth Cabinet feedback
We want your views about what works well and what could be improved in the Youth Cabinet. This helps us improve how we support young people when they are working with us.
For us to know how well we are doing, we need to hear from you. What you tell us will be used to make our services better.
This survey should take no longer than 10 minutes.
For further information on how your data...More
Your answers will help us make the holiday activities programme even better.
We want to make sure that even more people want to take part in future holiday activities.
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