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£160m investment in renewables great news for Newhaven

On 7th October 20207th October 2020 By peterlongden

Maria Caulfield MP has hailed the Prime Minister’s announcement at Conservative Party Conference of a £160 million investment in wind energy as great news for Newhaven. This new £160 million funding will support major new port side manufacturing hubs, so that the UK can host the factories making the next […]

Shop around for best energy deal this winter

On 22nd October 201922nd October 2019 By peterlongden

RESIDENTS are being urged to keep costs down this winter by considering a switch to a council-supported energy supplier. With energy usage increasing during the colder months, Your Energy Sussex could help households save money by offering a 24-month tariff that fixes prices for two winters. The not-for-profit company offers […]

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