Local News From the Seaford Newhaven and Peacehaven area
Seaford Town Council is continuing with plans to demolish the Martello Toilets and replace with a new building that will include new toilets, a changing places toilet and two café concessions with indoor seating. For the next phase of this project, they are seeking a new architect to help update […]
Seaford is an incredible place to live in or visit, enjoying amazing scenery, access to several beautiful beaches, the South Downs National Park, and a fabulous town centre with eateries, shops and galleries to peruse. Seaford Town Council has been working hard to look after the town and surrounding nature […]
With the days lengthening and the evenings getting lighter, it’s clear that summer is just around the corner and what better way to while away a summer’s day than spending it at the great British seaside. Seaford Town Council are delighted to announce that the West View Beach Huts will […]
Here is a map relating to the restrictions on dogs at Seaford beach between 1st May and 30th September.
Seaford is well known for its attractive and unspoiled seafront. The beach is enjoyed by visitors all year round but in particular during the warmer weather and summer season. In order to ensure the comfort and ease of all beach users, a dog ban by-law was put in place from […]
The funfair has gone so that means the Martello Fields in Seaford will be staging the next Boot, Produce and craft fair this coming Sunday, 2nd May. There are some conditions to allow this event to comply with current restrictions and precautions. Stalls and Stallholders 1. The number of stalls […]
Green Party campaigner Gemma McFarlane hit out this week at the failure to provide parking bays for disabled people on Seaford seafront meaning that many of those who would most benefit are unable to enjoy Seaford Bay. Gemma McFarlane, who is standing as the candidate for Seaford North in East […]
When Seaford resident, Chris Conil, put out a post on Facebook to ask for volunteers to help clear shingle from parts of Seaford’s promenade, he wasn’t prepared for the huge response from local residents offering up their services! When lockdown restrictions eased accordingly, Chris put together teams of six people […]
The View is open! At this time they will only be providing table service and outside seating for lunchtime service from midday.Customers will be able to enter the building for use of the toilets or to pay at the tills – don’t forget your mask! Apart from that, it is either […]
It is lovely to see so many people visit the Funfair at The Martello Field! We are looking forward to other events taking place this year. Check out the events on the chart and we will see you there!
If you are thinking of popping down to the Funfair at Martello Fields in Seaford, do remember that it is closed from Monday 19th April until Wednesday 21st inclusive. The thrills of the fairground start again on Thursday 22nd April at 4.00pm. The last day is Sunday 25th from 2.00pm.
A Seaford Nursery has started a swap and share scheme for its children and their parents to help those affected financially by the Coronavirus pandemic and also increase the sustainability of items that could be re-homed. Blue Door Nursery, recently shortlisted for UK Nursery of the Year, have teamed up […]
Boot fairs are back as well as all those other indulgences. The next Rotary boot fair is on Martello Fields, Seaford on Sunday 18th April. We have all had a good sort out over lockdown so why not try and get some cash for those things being thrown out? No […]
Seaford Town Council is looking to utilise the Martello Field (west) as additional car parking space temporarily during the busy summertime weekends in 2021, while also providing local charities / community groups with the opportunity to promote their work and raise funds while doing so. The Martello Field (west) will […]
Well, that was something we couldn’t do in lockdown; all the thrills of the funfair. And now with the first shackles of lockdown coming off, the funfair will open in Seaford on Monday 12th April. As you can see from the picture the preparations are now in place with t […]
Seaford Town Council has been looking at how the town can benefit as people are expected to flock to the seaside during the summer months. The Town Council’s 2021 Summer Plan comes following the predictions by many that 2021 will become the year of the ‘staycation’ and that coastal towns […]
Seaford Town Council is pleased to announce that its annual Grants Scheme is going live from Tuesday 6th April and will be open for applications! Each year the Town Council extends the opportunity to local community groups, charities or voluntary organisations to apply for a financial grant from the Town […]
This is a statement issued by Seaford Town Council concerning some relaxations of Covid restrictions:- “The Town Council has been regularly monitoring the situation regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) both locally and nationally. Following the most recent announcement made by the national Government on 22nd February 2021 and the roadmap to exit […]
Chyngton Way, Seaford A previously quiet corner of Seaford, recently voted second in national poll of top coastal towns to move to in UK, is currently under threat from flawed planning procedures put in place by Lewes District Council (LDC). The Chyngton Way, Chyngton Road and Lullington Close corner of […]
With phase two of the government guidance coming into force next week, the Town Council are excited to announce that Seaford Head Golf Course will reopen on 29th March. The team look forward to welcoming you back to the green. For more updates: Follow SHGC on FacebookFollow SHGC on TwitterVisit the Seaford […]
On Tuesday 23rd March, Seaford Town Council joined Marie Curie’s National Day of Reflection which marked the anniversary of the first national lockdown. A minute’s silence was held at midday to remember those who have lost their lives and loved ones to Covid-19.While the last year has been challenging, the Town Council […]
A concerned Seaford resident has sent us this news about a Planning application in his locality and hopes that it may stimulate some opposition to the project :- “A previously quiet corner of Seaford, recently voted second in national poll of top coastal towns to move to in UK, is […]
Seaford Town Council has received national recognition from the National Association of Civic Officers their work throughout the Covid-19 crisis. The Town Council were awarded a ‘Commendation’ for part one of the award and a ‘Highly Commended Second Place’ for part two. There is a small award of £150 for […]
On Tuesday 20th April 2021, the Town Council will facilitate the Annual Town Meeting (also known as the Town Forum). This is a public meeting, not a Council meeting that gives members of the public the chance to ask questions and receive updates on the Town Council activities over the […]
After the successful trial in Summer 2020 of wildflowers in The Crouch, Seaford, Seaford Town Council is trialling an extension of wildflower through The Crouch, Dane Road, and the War Memorial. The War Memorial will be adapted in its planting to include its much-loved bedding plants, perennials and wildflowers, which […]
Sussex was recently named as one of the ’25 Most Beautiful Places in the World to Watch the Sunset’, with our stunning coastline between Beachy Head and Seaford as the top place in Sussex to marvel at the views while soaking up the last moments of the day’s sun.
The Mayor of Seaford, Cllr Rodney Reed, has awarded members of the community, nominated by the public, with certificates to recognise their relentless kindness, dedication and hard work during the Covid-19 pandemic. The following organisations and individuals have been recognised: Morrisons Manager and staff – The staff have been exemplary […]
WE ran a story last week about Jet Ski hire in Seaford. This was a planning application put forward to Seaford Council and here follows an excerpt from the minutes of the meeting:- The Committee considered report 131/20 presenting a proposal for consideration from Skipper WaterSports for their concession licence […]
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Among the items put forward to Seaford Council this application has been submitted by Skipper water sports who have been running for three years from Bonningstedt Promenade providing stand up paddle boarding, kayaking and wind surfing to the local community and visitors to Seaford town. It may be something of […]
Local Liberal Democrats have released a three point action plan to support the Covid-19 vaccine rollout in our area after it became clear that Lewes District has fewer vaccination centres than any other area of East Sussex. They are calling for more action to boost rollout in Lewes District, particularly […]
Seaford Town Council is pleased to invite tenders for a mobile ice cream concession on Seaford’s popular seafront. Seaford Town Council’s highly sought-after Mobile Ice Cream Concession spot, situated on Marine Parade at Bönningstedt Promenade, is available for tender. Bönningstedt Promenade is placed along the western part of the two-mile […]
Councillor Carolyn Lambert is calling on the government to provide safe local vaccination sites for the first group of Seaford residents who are eligible for the Covid vaccination. Councillor Lambert explains: “I have been ringing round residents to see how they are getting on in lockdown and overwhelmingly, people are […]
Another terrible accident happened at the busy and dangerous Bishopstone junction in the last few weeks and along with local Conservatives, Cllr Liz Boorman and Luke Proudfoot Maria Caulfield is pushing East Sussex County Council to fast track the improvements for the road. You can follow the campaign here
An application to build a new block of flats on the vacant land junction of Stene Road and St John’s Road in Seaford has been refused at a meeting held by Seaford Town Council. An excerpt from the minutes state:- LW/19/0656 – 6 Steyne Road – Redevelopment of the site […]
Unfortunately, due to a technical fault to the main power, the Christmas lights in the town did not work at the planned switch-on day (Friday 4th December). However, thanks to the hard work of East Sussex Highways and UK Power Networks, the lights are now working. Thank you all for […]
Seaford Town Council, in partnership with Lewes District Council, has secured free parking in West Street, Richmond Road, East Street and Saxon Lane car parks to support Seaford’s high street and encourage shopping local this Christmas.Free parking takes place over three weekends in December:5th & 6th December12th & 13th December19th & […]
Winners – Foam and FabricPictured L to R Gerri Ori Chamber of Commerce, Dawn Monk and Denise Colvin Foam and Fabric, The Mayor Despite the cancellation of the popular Seaford Christmas Magic event, due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Mayor of Seaford, Cllr Rodney Reed has been busily bringing festive cheer […]
Seaford Town Council is excited to be working with Seaford ContemporaryIllustrators and Printmakers (SCIP) to create the Seaford Star Gazing Trail.The Seaford Star Gazing Trail launched 2nd December and is an inclusive, family fun activity helping to encourage residents to shop local in Seaford this Christmas.This winter, let SCIP and […]
Seaford Conservatives have written an open letter to East Sussex County Council’s Director of Transport calling for improvements to be made on the A259 junctions with Hill Rise, Marine Parade and Bishopstone as soon as possible following another crash at the site, as they launch a petition asking residents to […]
Police are appealing for witnesses following a collision in Bishopstone near Seaford on Wednesday morning (2 December). A red Nissan Micra and dark coloured Hyudai Getz collided on the A259 Buckle Bypass at the junction with Marine Parade at about 7.20am. Emergency services attended the scene. The driver of one of the vehicles, a woman […]
Havens Community Hub CIC has been recognised on the UK Social Enterprise Roll of Honour for their work supporting people throughout the pandemicThe outstanding work of the Hub and its projects over the course of the year has been recognised at a special event bringing together the UK’s business community. […]
Two speeding drivers who caused a horrific crash which seriously injured a mother and her two children have been convicted in court. Daish Jaggers and Joshua Knevett had been racing each other on the A26 at Beddingham, travelling well in excess of the national speed limit and contravening double white […]
A councillor has condemned a scaffolding ‘eyesore’ in Seaford and has asked Lewes District Council to lobby government to address the ‘loophole’ in regulations that has allowed it to happen. The scaffolding was erected five years ago as part of a redevelopment of the Talland Parade site in the High […]
Seaford Town Council is pleased to announce that it will be encouraging members of the public to join the national campaign to ‘Remember at Home’ and safely partake in remembrance activities during November. Despite the regrettable decision to cancel the physical Remembrance Sunday serviceon 8th November due to the Covid-19 […]
Please see this notice from Seaford Town Council regarding the latest restrictions and how it affects the town’s events and facilities:- The Town Council has been regularly monitoring the situation in regard to Coronavirus (COVID-19) both locally and nationally. Following the most recent announcement by Government enforcing the second national […]
The Mayor and Young Mayor of Seaford have laid commemorative wreaths at Seaford War Memorial and the Commonwealth War Graves ahead of Remembrance Sunday. Due to the regrettable decision of having to cancel any physical Remembrance Sunday Service at the War Memorial on 8th November due to the Covid-19 restrictions, […]
Here is an extract from a notice from Paul Codd of Southern Railway concerning changes to timetable from December 13th “As a result, the plan for the next timetable is to leave the total number of services across the week day as pretty much flat to protect reliability for our […]
There is a Boot and Craft Fair on again on Sunday 11th October on the Martello Fields by the Museum. Normal time for the public is between 9.00am and 1.00pm but turn up from 7.30 if you want a pitch. There are always craft and produce stalls as well as […]
Seaford Museum is open today! Normal winter opening hours have resumed, Saturday and Sunday 11am until 4pm. In order to keep as “Covid Secure” as possible they have introduced a one way system, provided hand sanitation points, have track and trace procedures in place,and will only accept card payments, no […]