Eastbourne borough council news
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All aboard for exhibition after councillors' funding boostEastbourne Heritage Centre has opened its new exhibition celebrating the 170th anniversary of railways in the town, with funding help from Meads councillors.
24/07/2019
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Councillors help fund pleasure boat restorationEastbourne's Devonshire ward councillors have agreed to a funding request from the team behind the Allchorn Pleasure Boats.
16/07/2019
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Council crackdown on businesses flouting trade waste lawsEastbourne Borough Council is launching a crackdown on town centre businesses that are failing to get rid of their rubbish responsibly.
16/07/2019
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Get ready for Eastbourne Pride 2019Eastbourne Pride organisers are inviting everyone to join them for their free community event on Saturday, July 20.
12/07/2019
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Council strengthens commitment to access for all disabled peopleCabinet councillors have agreed that an audit of public buildings and services in the borough will be carried out to determine the current levels of accessibility for disabled people.
11/07/2019
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Noisy neighbour prosecuted for second timeEastbourne Borough Council has prosecuted a local resident for the second time in four months after continued complaints about noise from her property.
09/07/2019
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Archaeological excavation at Motcombe Gardens to get underway after funding boostAnother community archaeological excavation is taking place at the Dovecote in Motcombe Gardens, Eastbourne, thanks to funding support from various sources.
09/07/2019
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Council presents £15,000 to charities from recycling schemeEastbourne Borough Council has donated £15,000 to two charities, Chestnut Tree House and the British Heart Foundation, through a metal recycling scheme.
25/06/2019
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People urged to help fight fireblight tree diseaseEastbourne Borough Council is encouraging local people to report cases of a disease which ravages various trees and plant life, in order to prevent any potential spread.
25/06/2019
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Be aware of these Council Tax telephone, text and email scamsLewes District and Eastbourne Borough councils are warning residents to be aware of fraudsters who have recently targeted residents in the area.
10/06/2019
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Council's vision to conserve iconic Eastbourne DownlandCabinet councillors have agreed a draft vision for the protection and conservation of Eastbourne Downland over the next 25 years.
06/06/2019
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Community groups ensure 'future sustainability' of two town assetsCabinet councillors last night (Wednesday) agreed in principle to hand over The Royal Hippodrome Theatre and Langney Playing Fields to the two community groups that run them.
06/06/2019
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State-of-the-art conference centre in Eastbourne is completeA multi-million pound conference and exhibition venue offering first class facilities for national and international events at Eastbourne's Devonshire Quarter is complete.
06/06/2019
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BID proposal is 'exciting initiative' for EastbourneCabinet councillors have given their support to the Eastbourne Town Centre Business Improvement District (BID) scheme to increase trade.
06/06/2019
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Residents invited to meet Environment FirstResidents are invited to meet the team behind Eastbourne's new waste contract, which comes into force in July.
28/05/2019
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More Success for Council's Local Employment and Training InitiativesWork on the new Barchester Healthcare home situated in Pevensey Bay Road, Eastbourne, is progressing well, with a planned opening in early Autumn 2019.
24/05/2019
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Junior school artwork at Langney Shopping CentreThe Langney Shopping Centre development is taking shape and has been participating in a number of activities in accordance with a Local Labour Agreement signed during the planning application process...
10/05/2019
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Europe Day 2019An update on the flying of the European Flag on 9 May 2019
09/05/2019
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Eastbourne taxi licensing consultationEastbourne Borough Council has launched a public consultation on new guidance for the licensing of taxi drivers in the town.
30/04/2019
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£270 fine following council investigationA woman has been ordered to pay £270 after pleading guilty to breaching a noise abatement notice.
15/04/2019
