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Responding to the famous You Tube appeal by its many users, we're now pressing ahead with plans to revamp Hastings Skate Park after the Summer. As part of this process, we need as many people as possible to give us their ideas on how the park should be developed so please let us know using our feedback form before 5pm on Friday 31 July to make sure you get the Skate Park you deserve.
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The Single Equality Scheme (SES) is a public commitment of how Hastings Borough Council intends to meet the duties placed on it by the equality legislation. The SES is relevant to everything that the Council does and to its employees.
Please take a moment to send us your views.
August: The consultation feedback will be used, together with information about the town and staff, to produce a single equalities action plan for the scheme.
September: A final draft version of the scheme and action plan, together with a summary and feedback from the consultation, will be made public and consultation on the document will be invited.
October: Further changes will be made to the document and feedback from the September consultation will be published.
November: The final version of the scheme will be taken to Cabinet on 30 November. You can access cabinet reports in our Meetings, Agendas, Reports and Minutes area.
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East Sussex receives £11.5m pounds each year from central government to fund housing support services. The county, borough and district councils and the local health and probation services have concluded that by making key changes to some of these services, a greater number of people across the county could receive assistance.
The first phase of this process looked at services for the under 65s. East Sussex County Council consulted on proposals for this phase during 2008 and as a result set up two new large services to deliver housing support countywide to vulnerable people less than 65 years old.
East Sussex County Council are now considering what housing support services are needed for older people.
This is your opportunity to help make sure we have in place high quality, modern and efficient housing support services to meet the needs of older people in East Sussex. To have your say please go to: www.eastsussex.gov.uk.
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This page last updated: 01/07/2009