India's push for a digital infrastructure isolated from global networks is fuelling a boom in sovereign cloud services, creating a multi-billion-dollar opportunity for local tech players. Tata ...

Sovereign Way Car Park is destined to hold the new centre Members heard that the new centre would be carbon-neutral, but would come with a price tag in the region of £23 million.

Posted: 5 April 2025 | Last updated: 25 May 2025 The Sovereign Centre Fun Pool reopens under new GLL management in Eastbourne. Joseph Rham, GLL Customer and Communities Director, tells us more.

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Eastbourne Borough Council made the decision to close The Sovereign Centre fun pool in November last year, as part of a range of cost-cutting measures. Operators have announced that the pool is ...

The Sovereign Centre was managed by Eastbourne Borough Council but due to costs, the local authority closed some facilities in the leisure centre while it looked for a new operator.

The winner of each category, along with Canada's Horse of the Year for 2024, will be announced during our milestone the 50th Annual Sovereign Awards Ceremony on the evening of Thursday, April 24 ...

Eastbourne Borough Council made the decision to close the Sovereign Centre’s shallow and fun pool as part of a range of cost-cutting measures in November last year. The authority reported facing ...

On Monday, Eastbourne Borough Council (EBC) said it was speaking to potential Sovereign Centre tenant GLL - whose consumer-facing brand Better was responsible for 140 pools in the UK.

"The support to keep the Sovereign Centre is very, very strong within the community. But I don't feel like we're being heard enough," she told BBC Radio Sussex.