IT was Red Nose Day on Friday - and the children and young people at Chailey Heritage Foundation joined in the fun.
The young people in the St Martin’s department had a fantastic morning ,cat walking down the runway.
There were lots of smiles as they showcased their amazing red outfits for Comic Relief and took part in a fun game of boccia!
£34,022,590 was raised nationally for Comic Relief, which helps support communities by providing food, healthcare and shelter to those who need it most.
Free NHS health checks available across East Sussex in July
Free NHS Health Checks are available across East Sussex throughout July 2026 via a community wellness roadshow delivered by One You East Sussex in partnership with the East Sussex County Council.
Coda Pharmacy invite you to walk & talk
HERE'S a great relaxed and friendly opportunity to get moving and connect with others in the community tomorrow night (Thursday).
Splash Pad to Reopen this Friday
Following a successful campaign earlier this year, Josh Babarinde, the Member of Parliament for Eastbourne, has announced that the much-loved attraction will be turned on this Friday, ready for families to enjoy throughout the summer.
Sustainable industrial units completed in Crowborough
Eight state-of-the-art industrial units have officially been opened at the Wealden Business Park in Crowborough.
Eastbourne Community Awards - A massive success!
THE first ever Eastbourne Community Awards - hosted by Ashdown Radio DJ Ryan Millns - came to an end on Sunday with a special Thank You Party.
Sussex brewery has sights on second micropub site
Three Acre Brewery has officially revealed plans to open a second micropub venue on Heathfield's High Street, which may ironically open before its long-delayed first site.
Sussex Weald MP criticises plans to use Crowborough Training Camp as asylum seeker accommodation until 2030 as ‘U-turn on previous public assurances’
Sussex Weald MP Nusrat Ghani strongly condemned the Home Office's plans to extend the use of Crowborough Training Camp as asylum seeker accommodation until 2030
Lightning strike on Bexhill house was like a 'bomb going off', says witness
A direct lightning strike severely damaged a house in Bexhill, East Sussex, causing a fire that an eyewitness described as sounding "like a bomb going off".
