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Social work stalwart Jane is on her way to the Palace
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Happy birthday National Trust!
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East Sussex couples secure their place in the history books
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Time for some thigh-slapping festive fun!
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Every Mind Matters: ground-breaking support for the public’s mental health
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Wedding event helps you plan your big day
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Kipling’s life put under the TV spotlight
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World stage for East Sussex rugby star
You probably wouldn’t want to bump into Joe Marler in a dark alleyway… or in the middle of a...
Are you deer aware?
Here in East Sussex we have a lot of beautiful countryside and roads which run through it – meaning more roaming land for deer compared to other places in the country. During October and November there are usually more sightings due to mating season. It is exciting to spot a wild deer, but on the roads they are a potentially serious hazard.
