Live Q&A with Director of Public Health for East Sussex Wednesday 21 October at 10am

This week Cllr James MacCleary will be welcoming Darrell Gale, Director of Public health for East Sussex for a live Q&A.

Wednesday 21 October at 10am on our facebook pag

Top Stories From Sky

Arsenal take the lead in welcoming fans back after 271 days away 4th December 2020

Arsenal welcomed back 2,000 lucky fans to the Emirates Stadium on Thursday night - the first spectators allowed into a top-level competitive game in England since 11 March.

First West End musicals to reopen this weekend with artists 'trepidatiously excited' 4th December 2020

Curtains will rise on the first West End musicals to reopen this weekend - nine months after coronavirus forced them to close.

Britain's first black policewoman given lifetime achievement award 3rd December 2020

Britain's first black policewoman has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award at a ceremony celebrating black, Asian and minority ethnic female officers.

COVID vaccine rollout plans revealed as first doses arrive in UK 3rd December 2020

More details have emerged about who will be first to get the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine when the UK rollout begins next week, with the first doses having now arrived from Belgium.

Fauci 'mistaken' on criticism of UK regulator on vaccine approval 3rd December 2020

Criticisms of the speed with which the UK approved the first coronavirus vaccine are "mistaken", a former regulator has said, adding that approval was faster in the UK because Brexit gave the regulator a brief moment of "spare capacity".

Fauci: UK vaccine approval 'much less deep' than US - but jab is 'safe' 3rd December 2020

The White House's chief immunologist has told Sky News he believes the British approval of the Pfizer COVID vaccine has been done in a "much less deep" way than would have been done in the US.

UK coronavirus deaths pass 60,000 as another 414 are recorded 3rd December 2020

There have been a further 14,879 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 414 deaths recorded in the UK in the last 24 hours, government figures show.

Some hand sanitisers 'have less alcohol than label says, and not enough to kill COVID' 3rd December 2020

Hand sanitiser is one of the most common ways people are protecting themselves from COVID-19 when out and about, but some contain less alcohol than they claim - and too little to kill the disease.

Four people killed in large explosion near Bristol 3rd December 2020

Four people have been killed in a large explosion at a sewage plant in Avonmouth, near Bristol.

Minister boasts vaccine approval speed proves UK 'much better country' than others 3rd December 2020

Britain was the first country to approve a coronavirus vaccine because it has "much better" regulators than France, Belgium and the US, a senior minister has claimed.