Stallholders say regular Street Market is a success
According to local traders, Hailsham Street Market, organised by Hailsham Forward in partnership with the Town Council, has been a resounding success since opening to the…
In Hailsham, we are fortunate to have a wide variety of fantastic landscapes right on our doorstep.
Within ten minutes of the town centre we have a National Park, ancient woodlands, wildlife-rich chalk downs, Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Within the parish of Hailsham we also have a wide range of areas that need to be managed and preserved to ensure they stay in good condition for future generations: Listed buildings and Architectural Conservation Areas; Public Open Spaces such as the Hailsham Country Park, Common Pond and Memorial Sensory Garden; play areas and recreation grounds, hundreds of protected trees and hedgerows and many areas that are home to protected species.
Activities that we all undertake as we go about our daily lives have the potential to have a negative impact on our environment so it’s important that we manage these effectively and sustainably.
As Hailsham continues to develop and grow over the coming years it’s vitally important that we take the necessary measures to minimise negative impacts and promote the positive.
According to local traders, Hailsham Street Market, organised by Hailsham Forward in partnership with the Town Council, has been a resounding success since opening to the…
The Council is currently undertaking a Call for Sites to invite landowners in the District to submit sites for consideration
An afternoon of fun was had by all when Hawkes Farm Primary School opened its gates to welcome the wider community in. The school grounds played…
The holder of the now ancient and honourable civic title of Town Crier is Councillor Geoff Rowe, town councillor and former Mayor of Hailsham, who publicises…