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The Mayor of Seaford hosting the Civic Service 2021

4th August 2021

The Mayor of Seaford, Cllr Rodney Reed, officially celebrated his induction as the 2021-2022 Mayor at a Civic Service that was hosted by Seaford Baptist Church

Seaford Beach Huts to benefit from extra protection from the coastal elements

3rd August 2021

Tenders are being invited for the next phase of the Seafront Improvement Plan; the construction of a gabion wall in front of the Bönningstedt Beach Huts

‘A Greener Seaford’ Climate & Eco Fair for the whole family

29th July 2021

Many want to better understand how you can make a difference to tackle climate change at a local level, in your own homes – this fair will answer any questions!

Visitors flocking to the Seaford seaside are encouraged to follow the ‘seagulls’ and help support Seaford’s town centre

23rd July 2021

The Mayor of Seaford opens Seaford’s Gateway linking the seafront and town centre.

We're hiring! A Project Support Officer is being sought...

29th June 2021

The Town Council is seeking a Project Support Officer (Projects) to assist with its delivery of projects and management of its land and assets portfolio.

Seaford War Memorial Restored to its Former Glory

25th June 2021

Thanks to generous donations Seaford’s Sutton Park Road War Memorial has been renovated.

Seaford Town Council Agrees to Offer Green Spaces for Community Use in a Bid to Help Tackle Climate Change Locally

25th June 2021

Seaford Town Council met on 23rd June to discuss updates on a variety of current activities and pave the way for the next steps to be taken.

Seaford’s Sussex Day Celebrations 2021

21st June 2021

Seaford’s Sussex Day Celebrations 2021

Seaford Town Council responds in favour of allowing remote meetings to continue as a permanent feature

10th June 2021

After a year of meeting virtually, the Town Council has had to return to physical meetings but would welcome the option to continue to meet remotely.

Talland Parade Position Statement

8th June 2021

Residents will be aware of the long-standing eyesore at Talland Parade caused by the extensive scaffolding surrounding the abandoned construction site.