Eastbourne Borough Council news

The Leader of Eastbourne Borough Council has condemned 'an outrageous act of vandalism' at Devonshire Park after damage was discovered at the world renowned tennis centre.

This year's Mayor's Charity Ball has been hailed a resounding success after raising an impressive £11,500 for two local charities.

We are frustrated that Government are not ready to make a decision about the future shape of Local Government in East Sussex, but will instead consult on a variation of the One East Sussex proposal after the elections in May.

More than 214 homes are now completed, in construction, or at advanced pre construction stage as part of the council's programme to deliver over 200 new council homes between 2024 and 2028.

The update refreshes the original Carbon Neutral 2030 strategy adopted in 2020 and provides a detailed overview of council-led and community-led climate action. It also outlines how national policy changes, financial pressures, and environmental priorities have shaped this year's work.

Cabinet councillors have welcomed a report confirming the council has restored its finances to a stable and sustainable position, following more than a decade of diminishing government funding and unprecedented financial pressures affecting councils across the country.

A Cabinet councillor has highlighted the 'important role' of the local Community Safety Partnership in ensuring Eastbourne remains a safe place to live and work.

The three boards came together on Friday 13 March 2026 for a joint 'Pride in Place' board meeting.

A new National Nature Reserve spanning a vast area of East Sussex has been announced today to help protect vital water resources in the unique chalk landscape.

Eastbourne's Tourist Information Centre (TIC) is moving to the iconic Towner Eastbourne art gallery, situated just moments from the seafront, in the heart of the vibrant Devonshire Quarter.

Eastbourne's International Women's Day celebration at Gather in The Beacon brought together residents, organisations and community leaders for a day of conversation, creativity and connection.

Eastbourne Borough Council is marking National Empty Homes Week (March 9 to 15) by highlighting the progress being made locally to bring more empty properties back into use and support housing needs across the town.