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Seaford Town Council’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Position Statement 1 July 2020

1st July 2020

The Town Council has been regularly monitoring the situation in regard to Coronavirus (COVID-19) both locally and nationally.

Installation of New Seafront Signage and Rescue Equipment

10th June 2020

Seaford Town Council is pleased to share that the installation of the new seafront signage and rescue equipment will start this week.

Invitation to Tender - Seaford Head Golf Course

9th June 2020

Seaford Town Council is inviting tenders for the construction of a new Pump House and installation of new pumps at Seaford Head Golf Course.

Seaford Town Council urges tourists to pause before visiting

5th June 2020

The Town Council urges visitors to plan before they visit as part of its ‘Pause Before Visiting’ emergency campaign.

Seaford Town Council is Supporting the Re-Opening of Refreshment Concessions

22nd May 2020

The Town Council is supporting refreshment concessions to re-open from Saturday 23rd May to provide take-away services.

Seaford Volunteer Emergency Team (SVET) Update - May 2020

14th May 2020

The Seaford Volunteer Emergency Team (SVET) has issued an update on the vital work it has been doing during the continuing lockdown

Seaford Town Council Invites Local Community to Virtual VE Day Commemoration

1st May 2020

Seaford Town Council is pleased to invite the local community to a virtual 75th VE Day commemoration.

Statement from Seaford Town Council to acknowledge the death of Isabel Stephenson

6th April 2020

The Town Council is deeply saddened to have learnt of the death of Isabel Stephenson who introduced ‘Seaford in Bloom’

Don’t drive to exercise: South Hill Barn and High and Over Car Parks closing

27th March 2020

On Friday, 27th March 2020, Seaford Town Council closed South Hill Barn and High and Over Car Parks in support of the Government’s restrictions put in place to

West View Beach Huts – Installation Delay

17th March 2020

Seaford Town Council, in the light of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, have delayed the installation of eight seasonal short-term rental beach huts.