Your County Conservatives

EAST SUSSEX

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OUR MPs

To contact the East Sussex MPs, visit their websites for details:

Bexhill & Battle - Huw Merriman MP click HERE

Eastbourne - Caroline Ansell MP click HERE

Hastings & Rye - Sally-Ann Hart MP click HERE

Lewes - Maria Caulfield MP click HERE

Wealden - Nusrat Ghani MP click HERE

COUNTY DIVISIONS

(Blue-shaded areas indicate a Conservative county councillor - Conservative Group members are pictured)

Your county council map

YOUR CONSERVATIVE COUNTY COUNCILLORS

2. Uckfield South with Framfield Cllr Chris Dowling

3. Arlington, East Hoathly & Hellingly Cllr Nick Bennett

5. Wealden North East Cllr Bob Standley

8. Hailsham New Town Cllr Gerard Fox

10. Crowborough South & St. Johns Cllr Philip Lunn

11. Crowborough North & Jarvis Brook Cllr Johanna Howell

12. Uckfield North Cllr Claire Dowling

13. Maresfield & Buxted Cllr Roy Galley

14. Pevensey & Stone Cross Cllr Tom Liddiard

15. Wealden East Cllr Bob Bowdler

16. Bexhill South Cllr Ian Hollidge

18. Rye & Eastern Rother Cllr Keith Glazier

19. Rother North West Cllr Eleanor Kirby-Green

21. Bexhill West Cllr Nuala Geary

22. Bexhill North Cllr Abul Azad

23. Northern Rother Cllr Paul Redstone

24. Brede Valley & Marsham Cllr Carl Maynard

26. Chailey Cllr Matthew Milligan

33. Seaford North Cllr Sam Adeniji

34. Hastings Maze Hill & West St. Leonards Cllr Matthew Beaver

35. Hastings Ashdown Conquest Cllr Peter Pragnell

38. Hastings St. Leonards & Silver Hill Cllr Sorrell Marlow-Eastwood

40. Hastings Baird & Ore Cllr Alan Hay

44. Eastbourne Ratton Cllr Colin Belsey

49. Eastbourne Sovereign Cllr Penny di Cara

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Campaigns

Continue to protect the vulnerable, young, old and those most in need; work to maintain and improve our OUTSTANDING Children’s OFSTED inspected services. We will continue to lead on integrated health and social care services with the NHS, as recognised by CQC as best practice.

Looking after PEOPLE

Your Conservative-run county council has... Delivered high quality care services for those who needed them, including opening a new children’s home in the east of the county; worked with the NHS to improve health, wellbeing, and mental health services, reducing health inequalities.

Supporting our local ECONOMY

Growing a sustainable economy and creating rewarding jobs for local people is a key priority of our administration. Since 2014, Conservative-run East Sussex has secured over £600 million in investment from the Local Economic Partnership to support the county's economy. W

Investing in ROADS and TRANSPORT

During the May 2021 elections we promised to do to more to improve our County’s transport infrastructure In the four years to May 2021, your Conservative county council had…. Invested £160-million in our road network; resurfaced over 300 miles of roads; across the County, delivered road

Supporting future GENERATIONS

Your Conservative county council continues to: Focus, as part of its Post-Covid Recovery Plan, on improving young people’s job and career opportunities; equipping them with the skills and training they need Deliver OUTSTANDING Children’s Services, as judged by

Protecting our local ENVIRONMENT

Your Conservative-run county council believes in ACTION not words on the Environment The Declaration of a climate emergency was, for us, a clear statement of intent to reduce our CO2e emissions and to do our part in cleaning up our own services as well as influencing the businesses that we wo

About us

East Sussex County Council has a Conservative administration, based at County Hall in Lewes (pictured above) providing services across the county. The residents of East Sussex elect 50 councillors (also known as members). The last County Council elections took place on 6 May 2021 when vo