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Modular homes company Boutique Modern will deliver its first scheme for Hastings Borough Council when it constructs 16 affordable homes on scrubland in Bexhill Road, St Leonards.
Brighton and Hove City Council is currently consulting on electric vehicles and charging to help inform their Electric Vehicle Charging Plan and would like to hear your views on this.
Buildings at Worthing Theatres and Museum will retain heat better in winter when an £850,000 project by Sussex-based contractor Pilbeam Construction
Over the last 13 years, the Brighton & Hove Living Wage Campaign – run by the team at Brighton Chamber – has seen nearly 1,000 employers sign up, helping to elevate over 5,000 salaries since it began in 2012.
This Alcohol Awareness Week, it’s time for us, and the places we work, to feel healthier, more productive and happier.
The London Gatwick Economic Summit will be held on 12 November at the Hilton London Gatwick Airport.
Last year the Greater Brighton Economic Board launched the Sussex Energy Mission, an ambition for Sussex to increase the amount of zero-carbon energy produced in the region and at the same time reduce the demand for energy, to achieve energy neutrality by 2040.
Modular homes company Boutique Modern has signed contracts to deliver its most significant project to date when it builds 100 affordable homes at the Grade II Listed Victorian Pump House in Eastbourne.
Leading South East law firm Mayo Wynne Baxter has renewed its support for Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) for a further two years – after raising more than £10,000 for the life-saving charity during their initial partnership.
Sickness rates among women in the South East reach the highest level in a decade, reveals ONS data analysis by employment law experts, Clifton Ingram.
Brighton and Hove Food Partnership warmly invites you celebrate the launch of the city’s bold new food plan.
PLUMPTON COLLEGE CELEBRATES THE RISING NUMBER OF UK STUDENTS LOOKING TO ENTER THE WINE INDUSTRY
Digital, skills and business specialists to deliver digital transformation to Sussex SME manufacturers
The Gatwick Region Airport Economic Zone (AEZ) - which launched at UKREiiF - the UK’s premier real estate, investment and infrastructure forum in Leeds – will help showcase the region and its strengths to investors and developers from around the globe.
Following a very successful 15 years as Chief Executive of London Gatwick, Stewart Wingate has been appointed as Managing Director, UK Airports, a newly created role by VINCI Airports and Global
Join Brighton Chamber and hear from a panel of experts addressing this key issue facing businesses in the city – and get involved in the conversation.
CoworkingCafe has released its Q1 2025 State of the Coworking Industry Report, offering a detailed snapshot of the flexible office market across the UK and Ireland.
Professionals from across the Sussex tourism industry are coming together to lead the region as a global visitor destination.
The Secretaries of State for Work and Pensions and Business and Trade have asked Sir Charlie Mayfield to lead an independent review into health-related economic inactivity.
A much-loved community centre in need of refurbishment and the organisers of an affordable family fête have received funding from Newhaven Enterprise Zone’s Community Fund.
After more than seven years at the helm of the Newhaven Enterprise Zone (NEZ), Corinne Day, the founding programme director has stepped down from her role.
Sussex contractor Pilbeam Construction is celebrating after completing its work on the £7.5m restoration of Newhaven Fort, which will safeguard the attraction for generations to come.
A house bought in the South East in 2024 is three times more likely to result in families being hit by inheritance tax than in 2009, when the levy was first frozen at £325,000
An analysis of the Annual Population Survey, which is produced by the Office for National Statistics, reveals the gender split in STEM roles within the South East of England.