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Local democracy reporter covering East Sussex councils. Surname sounds like Edinburgh not iceberg. huw.oxburgh@jpress.co.uk
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Government confirms East Sussex LGR boundary changes

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By Huw Oxburgh Verified
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Beachy Head - Stock image On Thursday (July 16), housing secretary Steve Reed announced decisions linked to Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) — a process which is expected to see councils in East Sussex and elsewhere replaced with new unitary authorities.
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Fly-tipping fears

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By Huw Oxburgh Verified
| RYE NEWS Verified
The controversial booking system for East Sussex’s household waste recycling sites is to be reviewed after county councillors unanimously backed a motion calling for closer scrutiny. Members agreed to refer the booking system for the county’s 10 household waste recycling sites, including Mountfield near Battle, on Tuesday 14 July at a full council meeting.
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East Sussex County Council to explore veteran bus pass

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By Huw Oxburgh Verified
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Bus lane. Copyright free image via LDRS On Tuesday (July 14), East Sussex County Council unanimously backed calls to “investigate the implementation” of a free bus travel scheme for veterans, while also looking at other ways to “provide meaningful, lasting recognition of their service”. The original form of the motion had been put forward by Green Party councillors Becca Horn and Shaun Dowling.
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