Category: Latest News

Seaford Town Council agrees to become core partner in new ‘super’ nature reserve

24th January 2025

The Town Council becomes one of eight core partners in the proposed Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve.

A woman taking part in an outdoors exercise class. She's sitting on the grass doing a sit up.

Want to hold a Fitness Class in Seaford? Don't forget the licence!

16th December 2024

Did you know that if you’re planning to run a fitness class on common land/open spaces and &, you will need to secure a licence &gain permissions to do so?

Seaford Town Council’s Statement on Hurdis House

5th December 2024

Hurdis House on Broad Street, owned by Seaford Town Council is now closed, including Cloe’s Café on the ground floor of the building.

Martello Changing Places Facility

19th September 2024

The Seaford Martello changing facility is intended for use by disabled people who require assistance of a carer or need extra facilities.

Your Council's A - Z Guide for Services and Information in Seaford

12th April 2024

Your guide to services and information in Seaford, East Sussex

donation poster for parking at south hill barn

South Hill Barn Car Park Digital Donations

23rd August 2023

Did you know, you can donate digital payments through the website for parking at our Seaford Head Nature Reserve and South Hill Barn Car Park.

east blatchington pond in seaford with water lilies

Another Decade for East Blatchington Pond Conservation Society!

1st August 2023

Seaford Town Council secure a further 10-year agreement with East Blatchington Pond Conservation Society

recycled plastic memorial bench in crouch garden

Seaford Town Council welcomes its first eco-friendly recycled bench and new seafront telescope

11th January 2023

Recent donations of a 100% recycled plastic bench and a new telescope have been installed in Seaford town in fitting memorial tributes.

Seaford Green Spaces

28th April 2022

A coalition of local environmental groups (On the Verge, Trees for Seaford, Seaford Natural History Society, The Seaford Community Partnership, and others) have