Post Office Committee
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Browse a wide range of stalls selling local produce, artisan goods, gifts and accessories, confectionery, jewellery, skincare products, clothing, homeware, craft items and more… Come on down to Vicarage Field and support independent trade!
The street market now takes place on the last Friday of each month, running from March to September.
Stallholders and local businesses are invited to trade at the street markets. To book a pitch (£10), please contact the Town Council on 01323 841702 or email markets@hailsham-tc.gov.uk.
Residents and businesses are encouraged to use the Hailsham Banking Hub for services such as cash withdrawals, deposits, paying in cheques and financial advice.
Operating on an interim basis from the town centre Post Office, which the Town Council runs and operates as franchisee, the hub is a boon for the town and to customers – a facility which complements existing banking services already provided in-branch at the Post Office.
>>OPENING HOURS | EVERYDAY SERVICES | BANKING SERVICES | TRAVEL SERVICES | ADVERTISING (display screens)
Hailsham Town Council is continuing its campaign to celebrate women’s and girls’ sport across the town by shining a spotlight on the achievements of Hailsham Hockey…
Hailsham is getting ready to welcome the festive season as the town’s annual Christmas Lights Switch-On returns on Friday 27 November, bringing an afternoon and evening…
Residents and visitors came together on Saturday [12 September] for a free afternoon of live choral and classical music as part of this year’s Hailsham Festival…
A free event organised as part of the 2026 Hailsham Festival of Arts & Culture. Led by James Duncan, Wilder Communities Officer at Sussex Wildlife Trust.…
Browse a wide range of stalls selling local produce, artisan goods, gifts and accessories, confectionery, jewellery, skincare products, clothing, homeware, craft items and more… Come on…
Community and residential information for Hailsham.
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