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Families win further scrutiny of controversial plan to close day centre

Families win further scrutiny of controversial plan to close day centre

Huw Oxburgh, BBC-funded Local Democracy Reporter Service Rebecca Maer, Eastbourne Reporter Major adult social care cuts are to be debated further after councillors agreed to call in decisions taken by county council leaders last month. On Monday (March 17), East Sussex County Council’s People Scrutiny Committee considered two call-in

What's happening in grassroots football in Eastbourne?

What's happening in grassroots football in Eastbourne?

With the end of the football season in sight, Daniel Ford takes a look at how Eastbourne's intermediate and junior teams are faring Eastbourne Athletic took a giant step towards their dream of a historic double after a dramatic 5-4 penalty shoot-out win over Rotherfield Reserves in the

Chopped Liver and Unions

Chopped Liver and Unions

By Gary Murray “History is made by the women you push too far.” Sara Wesker was one of those women and she is brought to life in this Blue Fire Theatre production, which takes this position as its starting point. You may recognise the name Wesker. Sara was the aunt

Just Between Ourselves

Just Between Ourselves

By Gary Murray The London Classic Theatre touring company bring their production of this Alan Ayckbourn play to the Devonshire Park Theatre this week. Just Between Ourselves was written one bleak Scarborough winter during the 1970s. Like many of Ayckbourn’s plays, there is a great deal going on beneath

Could it be the perfect storm for local football teams?

Could it be the perfect storm for local football teams?

By Daniel Ford The perfect storm could be heading to the Eastbourne football world. Eastbourne Town are firmly established in the Isthmian League South East Division after their promotion last season – and they could be joined by both Hastings United and Eastbourne United soon. Hastings are struggling in the division

Tea and crumpets with Eastbourne’s hereditary peer

Tea and crumpets with Eastbourne’s hereditary peer

By Paul Bromley Lord Lucas originally thought he would be a member of the Lords for only a short period because of impending reform – but that was more than 30 years ago. Now the clock is ticking on the parliamentary careers of all remaining hereditary peers as fundamental changes draw

Councillors delay decision on Exceat Bridge scheme

Councillors delay decision on Exceat Bridge scheme

By Huw Oxburgh, BBC-funded Local Democracy Reporter Plans to replace Exceat Bridge remain uncertain, after county council leaders deferred a decision on whether to scale back the scheme in the face of rising costs. East Sussex County Council’s cabinet had been due to decide today (March 4) whether to