East Sussex removes dead trees from Eastbourne streets

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East Sussex County Council has begun removing dead trees from Eastbourne's streets.

East Sussex County Council has started removing dead trees from Eastbourne's streets. The work is underway to clear the deadwood from the town.

In a separate incident, a road in East Sussex has been reported closed after a tree fell on it.

East Sussex removes dead trees from Eastbourne streets — Image: Chichester Observer

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Highways admit East Sussex street lights remain broken after five weeks - despite being reported as 'fixed'Councillor Stephen Shing has criticised East Sussex County Council over streetlights on Anderida Road and Seven Sisters Road that have remained out of operation for around five weeks, despite repairs being reported as completed.Chichester Observer · 22 Oct, 15:00
East Sussex Highway report on road closure due to a fallen treeA road in East Sussex has been reported closed after a tree has fallen on the road.Chichester Observer · 22 Oct, 13:23
Work begins to remove dead street trees in EastbourneEast Sussex County Council has begun work to remove dead trees from Eastbourne’s streets.Sussex Express · 21 Oct, 10:05

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