 When the sun is out there is no where quite like the beach, and in East Sussex we have some of the most beautiful coastline around. We hope this list helps you to explore some of our lesser-known beaches, and that you consider paying them a visit this summer so that we can all enjoy the coastline safely.
 Looking for low-cost ways to while the summer days away and keep the kids entertained? Beat the crowds and cut costs this summer by spending a day at a new playground. We’ve rounded up our favourites for you...
 More than 600 host families across East Sussex have welcomed those fleeing the war in Ukraine into their homes. Since the start of the war, many Ukrainians have fled with few possessions - leaving behind family and friends, not knowing when they will be able to return. Here two families, and their hosts, tell their stories.
 We’ve gathered some great options for families with children and young people who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to enjoy together! From active afternoons out for the whole family to educational escapades away from the summer heat, we’ve got you covered.
Reading befriending service seeks volunteers
East Sussex Libraries are calling for more volunteers to help expand the Reading Friends programme across the county. The library service is seeking volunteers who enjoy reading and would like to help tackle loneliness in their community to set up more Reading Friends groups. Find out more about how you could help.
Summer makeover for Sussex roads
East Sussex Highways will treat 28 miles of rural and urban roads across the county. Roads due to get a new lease of life include those in Battle, Bexhill, Crowborough, Eastbourne, Hastings, Horam, Mayfield, Ringmer, Wadhurst and Wivelsfield, and cover an area of approximately 268,000 square metres. Read more about the £2.1 million programme here.
New Gypsy Roma Traveller Community education website
An innovative education website has been launched for the Gypsy Roma Traveller (GRT) Community and teaching professionals. Believed to be the first website of its kind, The Stopping Place has been developed to encourage a greater understanding of school life and help families access the support they may need. Find out more about the site's groundbreaking approach.
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