RESIDENTS in Crowborough are warned to expect some disruption as the first major phase of a road improvement scheme in the town begins.

More than 300 Wealden residents have volunteered to help with the county-wide effort to provide a Community Hub for all those self-isolating and in need of support.

The Foreign Secretary has highlighted the importance of continuing to stay home, protect the NHS and save lives.

Wealden District Council would like to thanks the hundreds of business across Wealden who are following the Government’s requirements for certain premises to remain closed to help the nation-wide campaign to save lives and protect the NHS.

Nus Ghani extends her thanks to the 20 Wealden residents who have signed up to return to the NHS frontline, in the fight against Coronavirus.
 

After representations made to Wealden District Council, Nus Ghani has secured a suspension in Premises Licence fees for businesses and farmers in Wealden, amidst the Covid-19 public health emergency.
 

The Business Secretary, Alok Sharma, thanked workers and businesses for their support during the coronavirus pandemic in an article last week.

The Prime Minister has this morning written to all leaders of opposition parties in Parliament, inviting them to a briefing with himself, the Chief Medical Officer and the Chief Scientific Adviser next week.

An update from our Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex, Katy Bourne OBE:

Every one of us in East Sussex has been affected by coronavirus. It has brought drastic changes to our daily lives and, in some cases, great sadness. My thoughts are with everyone coping with grief and worry at this unprecedented time.