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See all meetingsOrganisers of the Hailsham Street Market are encouraging local small businesses to give trading at the market a try, whether they are experienced traders or a first-time, budding entrepreneurs who would like to sell their wares to new customers.
Hailsham Street Market, organised by the Town Council, takes place in Vicarage Field on Saturdays from 8.30am to 1.30pm, and items on sale include selling locally sourced food, handmade and personalised gifts, children’s clothing, crafts, jewellery, jams and preserves, confectionery and more…
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The Town Council wishes to assure residents that normal bank transactions can be carried out in branch at the town centre Post Office located at 10 High Street, including business deposits. You can access your high street bank accounts at the post office – this service is free of charge and you can check your balance and withdraw or deposit cash.
This year marks the 5-year anniversary of the Town Council acquiring the franchise for and ultimately saving the town centre post office!
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Children of all ages in Hailsham are invited to register to take part in a Halloween Fashion Show, which takes place at the James West Community…
The Mayor of Hailsham joined staff and visitors at Seaforth Surgery in Vicarage Lane and Stevens & Carter Estate Agents in the High Street this morning…
Hailsham Youth Service has partnered with Hailsham Community College to raise awareness of autism among young people, with students being given an insight into the condition…
Hailsham Street Market takes place in Vicarage Field from 8.30am to 1.30pm every Saturday selling fresh, locally sourced items, as well as gifts, accessories and more.…
Hailsham Old Pavilion Society (H.O.P.S.) invites you to attend a quiz, raising funds for the Hailsham Pavilion, our local cinema and live arts venue. Tickets £10,…
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