FLAMING FUN DAY

It’s that time of the year again when Hailsham Bonfire Society HBS invites you to its FLAMING FUN DAY! This is a FREE Event for all to enjoy and has so many things to see and do.

THE FLAMING FUN DAY is back with the fabulous day out for all the family when Hailsham Bonfire Society invites you to this free event for all to enjoy with lots to see and do. There will be a licenced bar, live music, dog show, fun fair, food and drink stalls, local charity stalls and lots more. It runs from 11am to 4pm.

Just look what you can look forward to
– Licenced Bar
– Live Music
– Dog Show
– Fun Fair
– Food and Drink stalls
– Local Charity Stalls
– and much much more…….
Put this date in your diary and plan to have a fantastic day.
HBS is a volunteer led society and we work hard to support local charities and the local area. We are always looking for new members to be part of our society and help make our October event the best ever! Visit our website for membership details and updates.

HAILSHAM MUSEUM & HERITAGE CENTRE

HAILSHAM MUSEUM HERITAGE CENTRE is open for the Season until the end of October. It will be open to visitors every Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12.30pm and is located between the Kemer Kebab shop and the old Lloyds Bank building and behind the Town Council offices. Entry is free and it is an amazing collection of local historical items. Whether you are interested in old photographs of the town, its ropemaking or farming industries, you will find lots of things of interest here and knowledgeable volunteers from the Hailsham Historical Society will be on hand to answer any questions. Local schools and visits from groups are also welcome and for particularly large groups, bookings outside normal operational hours enquiries can be made by emailing info@hailshamhistoricalsociety.co.uk. Visit the website to find out more at www.hailshamhistoricalsociety.co.uk. Barretts Homes recently made a donation to the Society and the money has been used to buy a laptop and software so that the Society can document and sort records and collections for easier retrieval well into the future.

The Society is also applying for accreditation so that the museum remains feasible and more visible into the future and may be able to open more days.

EAST SUSSEX HUSTINGS

Arrive at 6.30 for a 6.45pm prompt start. This will give you the opportunity to meet the Candidates for the East Sussex Council Elections and will be your chance to hear directly from those vying to represent you. The event invites members of the Sussex Weald constituency to attend a lively evening of election debate when you will also be given the chance to understand their priorities and plans, ask questions about issues that matter to you and your business. This is a free event, however a ticket is required from Eventbrite for one ticket per person, first come, first served. Please bring this with you for entry. There will be bag checks and doors will be closed at 6.45 sharp. Pre-submitted and audience questions will be put to candidates who will give opening statements, respond to key topics and deliver closing remarks. Free parking is available on site. If you can no longer attend, please cancel your ticket so it can be reallocated. The official candidate list will be announced soon, keep an eye on the website for more information at https://hailshamchamber.co.uk/east-sussex-council

HAILSHAM FARMERS MARKET

Pick up some beautiful local products.
Proving to be very popular is the award-winning Bread and pastries stall, also locally farmed meat, the regular honey and wax products stall, and some fabulous handmade cards.
Simon of Wallace Plants has a wide selection of vegetables and flower plants, just ready for planting out.
The Market will run, whatever the weather, so please support your local farmers, producers and craftspeople at Hailsham Farmers’ Market.
As always, there is plenty of free parking on site, so that you can pick your goods and pack your shopping straight into your car.

HELLINGLY PARISH COUNCIL RESIDENTS ANNUAL MEETING

This annual event is an opportunity for residents to speak to local Councillors about the area in which they live as well as what clubs and groups that are active in the area and looking for new members will be there prior to the meeting starting. The Chair of the Parish Council, David White, will be delivering his annual report and the floor will then be open for questions. Any updates to the meeting format will appear here or on the website.