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  • In the beautiful new limelight, Bay Hotel Open Mic Night to be held twice a month

  • PICTURES OF THE WEEK : Royal Box Office, in the Circle of Fire and Light

  • TONIGHT: Performance group to fill the sky with fire and light at launch party for public house in Pevensey

  • Coming to stay and spend in Wealden: Number of people working in local tourism rises to just over 9,000

  • University of Sussex student inventor of 'marine bioplastic' wins International James Dyson Award 2019

  • Operating efficiencies at Wealden District Council: Cost of providing Council services to each individual living in the District

  • Have your say on next phase of improvements in Eastbourne town centre

  • Castle Inn for Christmas: Full schedule for the season revealed

  • Young people in East Sussex: Top tips to help parents and carers support kids’ mental wellbeing

  • Rother District Council: Parking charges suspended in run up to Christmas

  • LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHRONICLE: Wealden District Council shortlisted for national 'entrepreneurial' award

  • Research begins on St. Agnes', Pevensey Bay, the pioneering childrens' home from home: Memories of Janet Eldridge 1957—1960, "the beach was our playground"

  • ** BREAKING: Michelle Buxton, Brexit Party candidate for the constituency of Bexhill and Battle in General Election (with 316 more candidates) withdrawn from contest by her leader Nigel Farage

  • Tuesday 19 November: Pevensey Parish Council: Keeping us posted: Parish Council Surgery

  • Free travel on Remembrance Sunday for Armed Forces, veterans and cadets on Southern, Gatwick Express, Thameslink and Great Northern

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THIS WEEK Coming to stay and spend in Wealden


COMMUNITY Bay Hotel Open Mic Night to be held twice a month


LETTERS Mint House: Village has a vibrant art scene, but few opportunities to display work

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People are being invited to express their views on an initial plan to shape the town through to 2038

Cabinet councillors last night (Oct 23) approved the first stage of consultation on its new Local Plan for launch on Friday, November 1, running for eight weeks until Friday, January 10, 2020.

Councillor Jonathan Dow, Cabinet Member for Climate Change, said: “This initial document sets out an ambitious vision for how Eastbourne should look, feel and function in 2038 covering everything from developing much needed housing to the local economy and the environment.

“Everyone that contributes to the consultation will be helping to shape Eastbourne’s long-term future.”

The plan applies to the area of the borough that is outside of the South Downs National Park.

This initial document contains six main topic areas: Carbon Neutrality, Prosperous Economy, Quality Environment, Thriving Communities, Housing and Development, and Effective Infrastructure.

Adoption of the new Eastbourne Local Plan is anticipated for late 2021.

To view and comment on the report visit www.lewes-eastbourne.gov.uk/eastbourne-local-plan