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Monday 03 October 2022

International Lawn Tennis Centre, Eastbourne

Volunteering and Community Resilience

Friday 26 November 2021

Virtual via Microsoft Teams

Skills for young people and the working population

Monday 23 November 2020

Virtual via Microsoft Teams

Climate change: how can we all adapt to meet the challenges of a changing environment

Wednesday 10 July 2019

Making East Sussex a Magnet for Inward Investment

Given the fast changing landscape of funding availability and wishing to support and encourage partners to secure inward investment into East Sussex the Assembly will explore what options are available for funding. The Assembly will look at the new funding and investment landscape, new approaches to funding local initiatives and how we can position the County effectively.

9 July 2018 East Sussex Annual Conference

Recent changes to services, including reductions in front line services because of budget restrictions, have highlighted the challenges that all organisations that deliver services to the public face in anticipating and responding to the differing needs in our communities. How do we best respond to the challenges? Using the principle of furthest first, the idea that by reaching and solving the challenges of those in most need of help, you learn more. All of these learnings can then be applied to reaching the rest of the population with improved velocity and scale.  The Assembly will consider the particular challenges facing each sector, examples of successful ‘furthest first’ projects and how we can work in partnership to maintain delivery of high quality services.

7 November 2017 East Sussex Annual Conference

Recent national events, including terror attacks in London and Manchester and the fire at Grenfell Tower, have highlighted the challenges that all organisations that deliver services to the public face in anticipating and responding to emergencies and managing and meeting communities’ expectations. From delivering day-to-day services and support to undertaking emergency planning, public facing organisations in all sectors are expected to undertake a wide-range of established duties, anticipate and plan for eventualities, and be visible and maintain 24 hour communications with reducing resources. The Assembly will consider the particular challenges facing each sector, examples of successful community engagement and how we can work in partnerships to maintain communities’ confidence in this context.

If you would like to attend this event please complete and return the booking form to essp@eastsussex.gov.uk by no later than Friday 20th October 2017.

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13 September 2016 East Sussex Annual Conference

The theme of the 2016 conference was Mental Health, and considered how we can work in partnership to best support and improve the lives of people living with mental health problems in East Sussex.

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8 December 2015 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

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14 July 2014 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

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17 October 2013  East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

5 July 2012 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

Priority updates:

3 November 2011 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

22 July 2010 Rising to the Challenge – the East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

17 July 2009 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

A look back at… The ESSP Annual Report 2008/09: Looking at the successes and lessons learnt over the past year, including the two Local Area Agreements and developmental work undertaken through the Progress through Partnership programme.

A look forward to…

Future Predictions: A  thought provoking  look at what the  long-term  future may hold for East Sussex from Professor Fred Gray, University of Sussex. View the presentation

Young People’s Views: Pride of Place sets out a vision for East Sussex in 2026. Find out what young people’s aspirations are from Members of the East Sussex Youth Cabinet.

Making Sustainablity a Reality: An exploration of the role engagement plays in creating sustainable futures from Chris Baker, University of Brighton. View the presentation

27 November 2008 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

10 July 2008 East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference

18 September 2007

East Sussex Assembly Annual Conference