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Council panel sets out blueprint for a cleaner, greener water future

A council panel set up to monitor Southern Water has published a 'pioneering' report outlining a series of recommendations to improve water quality in the district and across the country.

Council 'lifeline' continues for residents struggling amid cost of living crisis

Cabinet councillors at Lewes District Council today (Dec 5) recommended that council tax support for the worst-off people in the district continues for the next financial year.

Local Plan consultation set for New Year launch

Residents across Lewes district are being encouraged to take part in the latest stage of consultation on Lewes District Council's Local Plan.

Exciting grants initiative returns to boost climate action

Grants of up to £5,000 are now up for grabs for projects across Lewes district that help climate action, nature and sustainability.

New partnership scheme to tackle business crime in Lewes district

A new scheme has been launched for Lewes district businesses to crack down on shop thefts and anti-social behaviour, and make pubs safer for customers and staff.

Christmas shoppers offered free parking in Lewes car parks this December

To support local businesses, Lewes District Council is offering free parking in its Lewes car parks on Saturdays in December in the run-up to Christmas.

Council action on ash dieback in local woodland

Dead or dying ash trees infected with ash dieback are soon to be removed from a woodland near Newhaven, as they pose a risk to the safety of people visiting the area.

Council housing will benefit 'generations' of residents

Lewes District Council has secured 17 new homes on the site of a former pub in Peacehaven.

Lewes is runner-up in national urbanism awards

Lewes has been named a runner-up in the 2024 Academy of Urbanism (AoU) awards for the best town or small city in the country.

Two new phases of consultation proposed on Local Plan

The Leader of Lewes District Council has joined the chorus of disapproval over the government's proposed changes to how local housing targets are calculated, as Cabinet prepares to consider the latest consultation on the Local Plan.

Cabinet councillor welcomes 'big, beautiful increase' in food waste collection

A Cabinet councillor has hailed an increase of almost 50% in the amount of food waste taken to be composted by Lewes District Council as 'a great contribution towards our environmental goals'.

Council improves access for people with disabilities in Seaford town centre

A community disability group has welcomed new accessible parking spaces at West Street Car Park in Seaford.

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