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The Surrey and Sussex Associations of Local Councils (SSALC) represents the interests of its 316 member Local Councils across East and West Sussex and Surrey. Surrey and Sussex ALCs are affiliated to the National Association of Local Councils (NALC).
The role of the Associations is to encourage, represent, advise, train its member councils and ensure that the voice of the first tier of local government is heard across both counties, the South East Region and by the Government.

 

Why be a member of SSALC?  
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News Updates

Malthouse launches £8.5 million fund to help communities deliver discounted homes

Published: 13 May 19

Support package will be open to volunteer groups to apply for funding from Monday 13 May 2019 Read More...

Borrowing Approval Guidance

Published: 2 May 19

Helpful sources councils are advised to refer to before submitting an application to the PWLB Read More...

NALC CIL Briefing

Published: 12 Apr 19

NALC Legal Services have commissioned Planning Futures think-tank to prepare a briefing on CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) expenditure for local councils Read More...

PKF Littlejohn LLP Training Webinar

Published: 18 Mar 19

PKF Littlejohn LLP is appointed as the external auditor for member councils in East Sussex & Surrey and have recorded a short webinar to be available from Weds 20th March Read More...

New NALC Legal Briefing

Published: 18 Mar 19

In advance of the forthcoming local elections, NALC have produced a Legal Briefing L01-19 on the code of recommended practice on local authority publicity (inc guidance on Purdah) Read More...

Government amends rules around publication of candidate addresses

Published: 18 Mar 19

Rishi Sunak MP has written to principal authorities in England about changes which remove the requirement that each candidate’s home address must be published during the election process and be included on the ballot paper. Read More...