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Rainbow flag symbol of respect
A rainbow flag will fly over the Town Hall this Thursday, May 17, in support of International Day against homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT).
Major fishing festival marks town's angling centenary
The south coast's biggest ever celebration of sea fishing has been announced.
Park water prayers answered
Bexhill's parks have been blessed with a new water supply thanks to church leaders working with Rother District Council and its ground maintenance contractor John O' Conner to combat the hosepipe ban.
Dignitaries turned out in force to the official openings of two new tourist information points in Rother.
Councillors, town mayors, local traders and tourism businesses were invited to join the celebrations in Bexhill and Battle.
Bexhill bid statement - a message from traders
Bexhill traders put the final touches to their bid to receive a share of the £1,000,000 the Government has promised to 12 towns who will make up the Portas Pilot Schemes.
Programme of events at countryside park
The newly named Combe Valley Countryside Park is hosting an exciting programme of events for visitors in 2012.
Water Restrictions
If you require information about water restrictions, you need to contact your water provider - it is not a council provided service. Additional information can be found here www.southernwater.co.uk for Southern Water customers.
1066 Country iPhone App
The official 1066 Country iPhone app has just been launched by 1066 Country Marketing, the official tourism marketing group for the area. The app is free to download now.
Heart of Sidley gains £1 million investment
Sidley is due to benefit from a £1 million investment through the Big Lottery Fund.
Cabinet back tax freeze in Rother.
A freeze on Council Tax has been recommended for residents in Rother.
Keep Your House Warm - Get it Checked Out This Winter
In this cold weather is it time to get your home checked out to beat those winter blues and maybe sort out some of those never-ending DIY jobs?
Council requesting thoughts on Council Tax decision
Should Council Tax be put up by a small amount to protect vital services or should it be frozen for one year?
Absent Voter? Rother asks for new signatures.
Residents who vote in the elections by post or proxy are being contacted by Rother District Council to renew their signatures. Absent Voters (i.e. those who vote by post or proxy) are required to provide a signature and date of birth ("personal identifiers") when they first apply.
Community representatives meet to discuss the Localism Act
New freedoms and flexibilities for local communities were discussed at a 'Localism workshop' this week.
Archive / Older Items
This section is an archive for older news items and public notices.

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