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Safety measures for #LewesBonfireNight celebrations mean changes to roads, parking and trains 👉https://t.co/j6D3iQRZwA
If you are not local to Lewes, please do not travel to Lewes Bonfire on 5 November, and #ChooseLocal events instead! More at: https://t.co/ZSJPMoRf6h
Joint statement on the Rail Accident Investigation Branch’s interim report on the Lewes derailment.
From Lucy McAuliffe, route director for Sussex at Network Rail, and John Whitehurst, chief executive officer at GTR:
https://t.co/c5snooJkZX
We are aware of the train derailment near Lewes station.
We are supporting @EastSussexFRS and other emergency services.
Please avoid the area at this time.
We can confirm we were called at 3.55pm to reports that a train had derailed just outside Lewes. We are working with other emergency services at the scene.
Please visit: https://t.co/ii8ggJSnmt for more information.
We are urging residents to take part in drop‑in events being held across the district as part of the latest public consultation on the draft Lewes District Local Plan - for dates and further details visit: https://t.co/cPvZSqYLpi
Please be aware a shipping container has washed up on Seaford Beach. Relevant partner agencies have been made aware and will be working to get this removed. The contents included food and packaging, so please keep dogs away. Further updates will be provided later today.
We know that some people may be out and about having a drink whilst celebrating bonfire season.
With high tides and recent rain, riverbanks and edges can be very slippery and dangerous.
➡️ Stay with your mates and stay safe.
#BeWaterAware#BeAMate#dontdrinkanddrown
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Take part in a consultation that will help reshape local government and how services are run in the future.
Find out more about Local Government Reorganisation in East Sussex and share your views before the closing date of Monday 23 June: https://t.co/j7k3bOcJnT
🟡 Yellow heat health alert: Thurs 18 June - Sun 22 June. Keep out of the sun between 11am - 3pm. Drink plenty of cool drinks to keep hydrated.
Stay ahead of the heat, sign to free alerts straight to your phone, voicemail or inbox: https://t.co/imQWnzi6gG
#EastSussex#Heatwave
@arnoldgoldman Good morning, please note that LDC car parks are managed by East Sussex County Council. To contact them directly, please visit their website: https://t.co/75IpMFLmWz. Thanks, Matthew.
🚧 Repairs are required to Splash Point Groyne in Seaford. 🚧
The work is essential for both the #Seaford sea defence and for ensuring the structure remains safe for public access. The groyne will be temporarily closed from 10th February until early April.
#WinterReady
@cuddlestmonkey Good morning, to report a missed bin collection, please visit the following link: https://t.co/59XvqW6wkL. To confirm, this page will allow you to report a missed food waste collection. Thanks, Matthew.
🟠 An amber Cold Health Alert level has been issued until Sun 12 Jan.
Heat your home to at least 18c, wear thin layers to stay warm, check on elderly neighbours and friends.
Stay ahead of the cold - get free alerts to your phone or inbox at: https://t.co/UxT9aCBUQS
#Lewes District Council is calling on residents to help shape the future of communities across the district by sharing their views in a first phase consultation on the emerging Local Plan, which was launched this week and runs until February 28, 2025.
https://t.co/mSBE6kY4un
@tedb89@LeilaniDowding@BBCNews Depending on the drain, it may also fall under the remit of southern water. Below shows the responsibility of water drains. Josh K
@tedb89@LeilaniDowding@BBCNews Good morning. Drains on public roads fall under the remit of East Sussex County Council, not ourselves. You can report a blocked drain on their website at https://t.co/0CdQ67o78q. Josh K
📢 Today, on the day of Lewes Bonfire, trains will not call at Lewes, Falmer, Southease, Glynde & Cooksbridge after 17:00.
We’ve been asked to do this by the emergency services & other agencies who are concerned about the very real risks of overcrowding and safety in the narrow streets of Lewes.
🚉 Plan ahead at https://t.co/wGO3e1x53C