East Sussex

noun

1. a county in SE England. 693 sq. mi. (1,795 sq. km).

East Sussex

noun

1. a county of SE England comprising part of the former county of Sussex: mainly undulating agricultural land, with the South Downs and seaside resorts in the south: Brighton and Hove became an independent unitary authority in 1997 but is part of the geographical and ceremonial county. Administrative centre: Lewes. Pop (excluding Brighton and Hove): 496 100 (2003 est). Area (excluding Brighton and Hove): 1795 sq km (693 sq miles)

Example Sentences

Meanwhile, the Conservative leader of East Sussex County Council, Keith Glazier, said residents were the most important people to have a say in the future of its local government.

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East Sussex County Council is one of the local authorities now checking for Blue Badge abuse.

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This late 19th Century detached hillside house in the East Sussex town has been extended with a series of timber-framed rooms and industrial exterior features including a concrete yard and galvanised steel staircase.

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The deputy prime minister said she paid the standard rate of stamp duty on the East Sussex property on the basis it was her only home.

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The Daily Telegraph reported that she saved £40,000 in stamp duty when buying a flat in Hove, East Sussex, after telling tax authorities it was her main home.

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