Lewes District Council news

Lewes District Council has announced a range of measures to bring empty homes back into use as part of Empty Homes Week 2025.

We are deeply disappointed that the Havens Food Cooperative may close due to funding concerns.

Lewes District Council approved a 'pioneering' report that outlines a series of recommendations to improve water quality in the district and across the country, at its Full Council meeting last night (March 4).

Lewes district residents are being invited to give their views on home improvements that could either save money on energy bills or help improve the environment.

A Lewes District Council project to decarbonise council homes is making a 'positive difference' as 267 properties across the district are being retrofitted to improve energy performance and reduce carbon emissions.

The principles of a Rights of River Charter that identifies fundamental rights for the River Ouse is being championed by Lewes District Council.

People with a business idea are encouraged to take part in a free workshop designed to transform concepts into structured plans and give them the confidence to launch their new enterprise.

With the cost of living crisis 'ever present' in local communities, the Leader of Lewes District Council has spoken today of her determination to continue support for the most vulnerable residents in the district.

A consultation will be launched soon over proposals for a new approach to how council homes are allocated to residents on the housing register.

We are deeply disappointed that the government has agreed to cancel the elections.

Work has started to build three new 'high-quality' homes on a site formerly occupied by under-utilised garages in Ringmer.

Councillors at Lewes District Council and East Sussex County Council have welcomed the signing of a lease that puts Ringmer Swimming Pool on track to re-open in May.