 Starting to worry about what to do with the kids this October half term? Well don't! We’ve got some great ideas, whether you’re staying in and getting cosy or heading out for a family fun day out.
 This October 1st we’re celebrating International Older People's Day, and here in East Sussex we continue the celebrations throughout the month with the Ageing Well Festival. There's a whole host of events planned, so find out what's on near you.
 Ahead of a new recruitment campaign, more than 100 East Sussex County Council employees spoke about their experiences, giving a unique insight into the ethos of the council. What did we find out? Well, here’s five things you might not realise…
 Over the past month, East Sussex residents have been expressing their sympathy and appreciation for the the late monarch’s unwavering dedication throughout her
70-year reign.To remember the Queen for her service, we take a look back on the occasions she has visited East Sussex over the years.
Thousands can benefit from online careers event
Students are being invited to improve their career options by logging on to an online event next month. What Next Sussex will offer students, teachers and parents the chance to find out about the options available from across Sussex and get an insight in to industries and sectors where the greatest career opportunities are available. Learn more about the event on October 6th.
Funding confirmed for bus improvements
More than £41 million of vital funding to help improve bus services across the county has been confirmed. East Sussex County Council has received confirmation from Government that it will receive the money to implement its Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) – proposals to help the council and bus operators improve services and increase the use of public transport. Find out how the money will be spent here.
Celebrating work experience programme success
Pupils from 32 schools across East Sussex have been given an insight into the world of work thanks to the council’s work experience scheme. Coordinated by East Sussex County Council’s Work Experience Team, the initiative offers workplace opportunities to students aged 14 to 18. Find out how your business can get involved.
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