 Some of you will be relieved to know that the summer holidays are almost over, others may be sad… no judgement here! We’ve pulled together a check list of things to do to help you get organised before the start of term.
 As East Sussex looks forward to a weekend of celebrating equality and individuality with two Pride events, celebrity Eddie Izzard has sent residents a personal message urging each and everyone of us to be our “authentic selves”.
 We might not know it but many of us in East Sussex are fortunate enough to live in one of the best surviving medieval landscapes in Northern Europe. And next month we’ll have a host of chances to pull on our walking boots and get out exploring this unique and outstanding landscape in the High Weald Walking Festival.
 Hailsham is set to play host of one of Britain’s favourite wordsmiths at its annual arts festival next month. One of the festival highlights will include a return visit to Hailsham Pavilion by distinguished poet, broadcaster, and “national treasure”, Roger McGough.
Photo: Roger McGough by Allan Melia.
 Second Hand September doesn’t just have to be about buying second-hand clothes. From buying preloved books to swapping services, we bring you our top tips for finding the best bargains and doing your bit for the planet this month.
Help shape future adult social care services
People in East Sussex are being asked to take part in a survey which will help shape the future direction of adult social care across the county. East Sussex County Council is developing a long-term strategy for adult social care and want to hear from people who need care and support, their unpaid carers and their families. Have your say about what is important to you through the Living Well in East Sussex survey, which closes on September 18th.
Passengers enjoy reduced fares thanks to funding boost
Bus travel around East Sussex is cheaper this summer thanks to a funding boost from East Sussex County Council. The money is helping to reduce bus fares across East Sussex in a bid to increase passenger numbers. Find out how you can enjoy lower bus fares this summer.
Success for summer apprenticeship roadshows
Hundreds of people looking to get into the world of work explored the opportunities available to them at two successful summer Apprenticeship Roadshows. More than 60 training providers and employers were on hand to give advice and information at the events organised by the Sussex Council of Training Providers, in partnership with East Sussex County Council. Businesses looking for more information about apprenticeships and future events can find out more here.
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