We receive many requests for new or changes to existing parking and waiting restrictions in the borough of Eastbourne. 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...More
The draft Early Help Strategy Building Stronger Families sets out East Sussex County Council Children’s Services proposal to invest in Early Help from 2020-2023, and the proposed changes to current services.
Our proposal is to fund and provide Children’s Services Early Help that...More
East Sussex Registration is entering into a period of public consultation until 11:59pm on 31 July 2019, on its proposal to relocate the Superintendent Registrar’s Office and the Notice of Marriage display from its current location at Hastings Town Hall, Queens Road, Hastings, TN34 1QR to...More
We are proposing changes to some of the car parks in Lewes and are doing this with a change to the relevant traffic regulation order.
The general effect of the Orders are as follows:-
Allow the parking of motor caravans between 7pm - 10am in Buckle HGV Park and Esplanade Car Park. ...More
We are proposing to stop paying a subsidy for meals in the community.
Meals services enable people to have hot, chilled or frozen meals delivered to their home on a daily or weekly basis. We have a good range of service providers in East Sussex, which allow people to access high...More
We are asking for your views on proposals for changes to on-street pay & display parking charges and parking permit charges in the existing controlled parking areas in Hastings, Eastbourne and Lewes District. More
We want to improve the way we support working age adults, building on their strengths, providing care that maximises their independence and supporting more people to stay living at home. This will ensure our limited budget is spent on meeting eligible needs in the best and most cost-effective...More
In the coming months, we're planning to make changes to the East Sussex library pages, but before we start we want your input. Tell us about how you find using the website. What works for you? What can we do better? We'll read all your responses and use them to help us make improvements.
The...More
East Sussex County Council offers a traded service for Work Experience to all secondary schools and academies in the county. Co-ordinators within school are responsible for placing students in to opportunties offered by providers. Support for this process is offered by the Work Experience Team....More
The Work Experience Team at East Sussex County conduct ‘Pre-placement’ visits with employers who will be hosting students on placement. This is to ascertain the suitability of an employer to host a student by ensuring contact details are correct, finding out about the tasks/activities a...More
East Sussex County Council has a statutory duty to ensure there are sufficient primary and secondary school places and is committed to working in close partnership with schools, academy trusts, the dioceses and key partners to ensure that the supply of school places across East Sussex is in the...More
East Sussex County Council has a statutory duty to ensure there are sufficient primary and secondary school places and is committed to working in close partnership with schools, academy trusts, the dioceses and key partners to ensure that the supply of school places across East Sussex is in the...More
Work Experience provides students with the opportunity to gain an insight in to the working world.
By undertaking a placement, students can get an idea of what employers require from their employees and to help them to make decisions about what they may want to do when they leave school. More
The People Bank is your chance to get your voice heard, and use your knowledge and experience to help influence the way that social care for adults is provided in East Sussex. You do not need to be currently receiving services from us in order to join.
You can register to get involved as...More
The NHS Health Check programme aims to prevent heart disease, stroke, diabetes and kidney disease. The programme invites those aged 40 to 74 who don't already have one of these conditions to a health check with their GP once every five years. As part of the check, people receive personalised...More