The Conservative government has announced the biggest increase in funding for the police in a decade, meaning more officers tackling crime and keeping people safe.

An update from the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner, Katy Bourne OBE, on funding for our constabulary.

As most of you will now know from local media, the Wealden Local Plan has been well and truly rejected by the Planning Inspector.

Happy New Year. I hope you have recovered from the work that you did over the General Election and feel rested for 2020 when we have an exciting programme for the year.

As 2019 comes to a close, Wealden District Council’s Leader, Bob Standley, and Chief Executive, Trevor Scott, look back at a decade of achievement.

This week Sussex Police launched their Tactical Enforcement Unit (TEU) to target those behind serious violence, county lines drugs running and organised crime, as the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne explains: 

The Prime Minister has launched our 2019 General Election Manifesto. Below is a guide to all the key points you need on the manifesto.

Over this election, Conservatives have announced plans which will deliver on people’s priorities. We will:

A police update from the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner, Katy Bourne OBE ...

Today should have been the day that Brexit was delivered and we finally left the EU. But despite the great new deal the Prime Minister negotiated, Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party, and the Liberal Democrats stopped us from getting Brexit done and allowing us to move our country forward.