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A COUPLE of animal lovers have sold some of their belongings to raise money for East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service.
A PETITION calling for the removal of double yellow lines in Channel View Road has been turned down by the council.
Mr Hau's Restaurant in Terminus Road is celebrating its 20th year in business.
A DEMENTIA support group is to be the mayor of Eastbourne's chosen charity for the year as he seeks to draw attention to the condition's impact on suffererers and thei
A ROYAL Mail worker accused of stealing nearly a quarter of a million pounds from his employer has appeared before the town's magistrates.
EASTBOURNE-BASED firm CMS has pledged £5,000 to support the Causeway School in its application to become the first Specialist School in Humanities in East Sussex.
A NEW plan to tackle crime and disorder in Eastbourne has been endorsed by the council's cabinet.
THE ORDINATION of Deacon Aaron Spinelli took place at Our Lady of Ransom in Eastbourne at the weekend.
THE LATEST financial figures revealed at the Cabinet meeting this week show the council is struggling with a £244,000 overspend.
A CONSULTATION on a parish council planned for Sovereign Harbour should not involve Kings Park, the voluntary management company for the estate has said.
FAMILY and friends of a couple who are due to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary have been invited to a service of thanksgiving.
PEVENSEY'S new community support officer has been praised by a parish councillor after he announced he was addressing alcohol related antisocial behaviour in the village.
GOLFERS have been busy fundraising to raise money for two charities.
A CALL for a referendum over whether Eastbourne should have a pay to park scheme has been turned down.
A NURSE who drove while over the limit to get milk for his young daughter has received a lengthy disqualification.
A HOSPITAL staff award at the DGH has this month been won by the team which helps create health records.
SHINEWATER Fun day has been cancelled due to poor weather.
Organisers of the event, due to take place in Shinewater park tomorrow (September 6) from 12 noon to 5pm,
HOUSE hunters hoping to take advantage of the 12-month stamp duty freeze will have plenty of properties to choose from in Eastbourne, according to local estate agents.
THE family of a woman who rescued a drowning boy from the waters of Eastbourne 100 years ago has paid tribute to her quick-thinking.
LOCAL charities are set to benefit by up to £1,000 every month thanks to a new Waitrose scheme.
COUNCILLORS behind a controversial decision to change the taxi fare tariff in Eastbourne have defended their actions.
COUNCIL leader David Tutt has held up his hands over the Airbourne charging disaster and apologised.
CAMPAIGNERS who have staged a two-year battle to keep full maternity services at the DGH spoke yesterday of their delight at winning the fight.
A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl is critically ill in hospital after swallowing drugs at a house in Langney on Wednesday night.
THE FULL financial disaster of this year's Airbourne was presented to councillors at a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday evening.
THE battle to keep full maternity services at the DGH has been won.
THOUSANDS of Eastbourne residents may be without water this morning due to a burst water main in Polegate.
A PASSENGER who stole change from a taxi driver has received a conditional discharge.
EASTBOURNE'S Save the DGH Campaign is celebrating a stunning victory in its battle to save maternity services at the hospital.
THE ranks of residents and visitors angered by this year's ill-fated Airbourne include a pensioner who says he was was threatened with removal by security guards when he r