Environmental Health
Lewes District Council
Southover House
Southover Road
Lewes
East Sussex
BN7 1AB
Tel: 01273 484354
ehealth@lewes.gov.uk
Minicom 01273 484488
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Residents and businesses of Lewes town have a new way to travel around in addition to using public transport, cycling or walking.
Noise is defined as unwanted sound and it can come from a number of sources, such as: loud music, barking dogs, machinery, construction and DIY activity, shouting, banging doors, alarms and transport.
Information on air quality for the Lewes district, pollutant types and health effects and Local Air Quality Management (LAQM) reports.
Fume Free Friday returns to Lewes town on 1st October 2010 aiming to improve air quality, cut congestion and encourage you to get active and stay healthy.
Vehicles emitting excessive smoke can be reported as they contribute pollutants into the atmosphere affecting the quality of the air we breath.
If you are planning to light a bonfire, or if you want to complain about a neighbour causing a nuisance with smoke, we offer the following advice and guidance.
Bad odours and smells can be reported and in certain instances action can be taken to prevent it from happening.
Land is monitored for contamination and action taken if it’s likely to cause problems for people or the environment.
Radon is a natural radioactive gas present in all parts of the UK, although the gas disperses outdoors so levels are generally very low.
We work in partnership to carry out radiation monitoring as part of the East Sussex Radiation Monitoring Group at five sites in our area.