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Eastbourne Lib Dems scoop national award for helping the vulnerable
#EBtogether, the Eastbourne and Willingdon Lib Dems' response to coronavirus, has won the award for being best telephone drive in the UK during the lockdown - and a place in the Liberal Democrat Community Champions Hall of Fame. The Liberal Democrat Community Champions Hall of Fame initiative has...
5,000 residents contacted during lockdown!
At the beginning of the lockdown, the Liberal Democrats launched the #EBtogether Community Call Centre - our telephone drive to call vulnerable Eastbournians and signpost them to the support they need. Thanks to the passion, commitment and determination of our team of 40+ volunteers, we hit our t...
20 is plenty, save lives and reduce pollution
Safer and cleaner streets for our residential areas should now be one of top items on East Sussex County Council's agenda. The lockdown has resulted in cleaner air quality, which has been a silver lining to the terrible virus. As we recover, we must work to preserve this better air quality - esp...
Coronavirus update from Cllr David Tutt - w/c 8.6.20
A few weeks ago, I mentioned that there is a website supported by the Council called eatlocal.info/Eastbourne, which provides the delivery of food from local businesses. I was browsing through this again the other day and could not help but notice how the number of suppliers has grown. In addi...
Coronavirus update from Cllr David Tutt - w/c 1.6.20
As the Government relaxes the rules around lockdown, it is understandable that many of us, who have been cooped up at home since March, are keen to enjoy our newly found freedom and get out to enjoy the sunny weather. The danger is that people will believe that the risk of catching the Coronavi...
Coronavirus update from Cllr David Tutt - w/c 25.5.20
As another month of 2020 slips past, the usual array of events which we normally enjoy, and mark where we are in the year, have all been cancelled. Had it not been for the Coronavirus, this Saturday would have been the Carnival, but along with everything else this is unable to go ahead due to s...
