The Theatre’s next production is ” A Little Bit of Vaudeville” on Friday 30th August and Saturday 31st August at 7.45 pm with a Matinee on Saturday at 2.30pm. All tickets £ 6.00 each from Redgold Opticians, 32 Broad Street, Seaford
Celeb Footie comes to Town
with a host of famous faces. The celeb team managed by Big Brother winner 2016 Jason Burrill, includes DJ Pied Piper, Britain’s got Talent runner up Wayne Woodward, Masterchef and Professionals contestant Andi Walker and others whose names are being kept secret. The event will be held on Sunday September […]
Museum’s bridge gains “Highly Commended” Architectural award
Seaford Museum was highly commended for it’s accessibility improvements to the Martello Tower in the Public and Community Award section of the Sussex Heritage Trust Awards 2019. This bridge and the new lift have now made the Museum accessible to all so no excuse not to visit.
Martello Rotary adopt Seaford Station
Under Southern Rail “Adopt a Station” scheme Martello Rotary Seaford will support the installation of planters and info boards on the station platform. A great introduction to all rail passengers as they arrive in Seaford.
Tennis Court Refurbishment at the Salts!
Seaford Town Council is pleased to announce that a refurbishment program has commenced on the first two tennis courts at the Salts Recreation Ground next to the Salts Café in Seaford! The courts have benefited from weeding, cutting back of vegetation, and an extensive sweep of the court surface to […]
Update on Last Weekend Operations.
Concerns over crime and anti-social behaviour in Newhaven have prompted the launch of a multi-agency team to tackle the issues involved. Organised by Lewes district Police Inspector Ed Ripley, and supported by other professionals, the problem-solving pilot scheme went live during the first weekend of August. The team, made up […]
East Sussex celebrates rise in GCSE achievement
East Sussex students were celebrating GCSE success today with improved results across the county. Average grades were up on 2018 across the full range of headline measures. And there was a particularly strong performance in English and Maths where the proportion of students getting higher grades (9-4) rose from 62 […]