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  • 'Climate action’ Council switches to green electricity

  • Back this Saturday: 21 September, Castle Inn, Pevensey Bay, the original Fat Belly Jones Band

  • Mary Bundy: A walk from Pevensey Bay to Dungeness: For dad, husband and grandad

  • Officers from Rother and Wealden Council called to Beach Tavern site over environmental concerns

  • Wealden District Council: National Recycle Week Campaign: In our own hands

  • Here comes Pevfeast: New Annual Pevensey Food Festival: Organisers post first media release about taster events across locality

  • LETTERS: Philipa Jane Coughlan: Pevensey Food Festival: Pie, a Pint and Poetry?

  • BUSINESS FEATURE: Starters for Ten: An interview with Manolo Sanchez at Pevensey Glazing and his window on the world of Pevensey Bay

  • Govia Thameslink Railway operations team take on European banger challenge: Team includes Neil Plummer and Simon Hurford from Eastbourne

  • Proposal from East Sussex County Council: Meals in the community subsidy could stay for most vulnerable

  • Pevensey Community Library: Book Group: Starting Over, Tony Parsons

  • Network Rail: New route director for Sussex as the Passenger First evolution in Southern region continues

  • Tweets of the Incredible Hulk of a Day: Local MP, Huw Merriman, why would I cross the floor?

  • THE DYNAMIC DUO ARE BACK! OUT OF THE ASHES - AN EVENING WITH BOYCOTT AND AGGERS

  • Care for the Carers: Local charity launches 30th Anniversary Grand Raffle with £1,000 cash top prize!

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THIS WEEK Local MP, Huw Merriman, why would I cross the floor?


COMMUNITY The end of the story for the Beach Tavern site? (or at least this chapter)


LETTERS Paul Minter, You can only wonder how many Conservative MPs are in secret talks

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BUSINESSES in East Sussex can find out more about how to grow, stay safe and make sure they comply with the law at an event being held in the county—East Sussex County Council, 11 April 2018

Better Business for All event

The Better Business for All event will feature discussion on topics including cyber security, new data protection regulations and how to comply with health and safety rules.

The event will feature a series of talks and offer the chance for businesses to meet regulators including East Sussex Trading Standards, the emergency services and Government bodies.

Meanwhile, representatives from the Business East Sussex growth hub will be on hand to talk about the support available for businesses in the county, including grant opportunities.

The event, run by Sussex Chamber of Commerce in partnership with local regulators, is being held at the Hydro Hotel, Eastbourne on Tuesday, April 17 from 8am to 1pm.

Cllr Rupert Simmons, East Sussex County Council lead member for economy, said: “For small enterprises in particular, it can be a challenge to navigate the maze of regulations that governs business.

“This event will help companies to gain a better understanding of how the system works and the support that is available to them, and enable them to talk directly with officers from regulators including our own Trading Standards officers.

“It will also give companies a chance to find out more about the various different funding sources which are available to help East Sussex businesses grow, create jobs and boost our economy.”

Topics to be discussed include cyber security, health and safety and the role of the Department for Work and Pensions.

Meanwhile, there will be a talk about the role played by Trading Standards to protect consumers and support legitimate traders, and discussion of how the new General Data Protection Regulation which comes into force in May will affect businesses.

Book your place at the event by calling 01444 259259 or online at
www.sussexchamberofcommerce.co.uk/events/member-events/better-business-for-all

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Cllr Rupert Simmons, East Sussex County Council lead member for economy

Business owners are also asked to complete a 30-second questionnaire on how it could be made quicker and easier for their business to comply with the law, which can be found at www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/BMR8H78