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Hailsham Eye Magazine The Hailsham Eye Magazine, Your Local Free Magazine for Hailsham and surrounding villages.

The Hailsham Eye has been developed to serve the Hailsham community, providing local news and information to residents and an effective form of advertising for local businesses. With a wide, but local distribution to around 7000 homes, The Hailsham Eye aims to be within the heart of the community.

The company is based on the outskirts of Hailsham- We deliver a hot meal every lunchtime to your door- This is aimed for...
12/05/2025

The company is based on the outskirts of Hailsham

- We deliver a hot meal every lunchtime to your door
- This is aimed for residents who are unable to leave their home or prepare a meal for themselves. We make sure they are ok and answer the door every time.
- Any problems we always notify the office to contact the next of kin.
- We are more than a meal! We can take some stress and worry away with our service.

Cookmere Meals – delivering a hot meal every lunchtime to your door
Click here https://bournefreelive.co.uk/cookmere-meals-delivering-a.../

Call 01323 884274, or email [email protected]

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We love The Eight Bells, JevingtonThe Barn, the outside BBQ, bar and ice cream stall is now back open for the summer, wi...
05/05/2025

We love The Eight Bells, Jevington

The Barn, the outside BBQ, bar and ice cream stall is now back open for the summer, with a new, bigger, even tastier menu.

Come try these delicious corn ribs and more every weekend and holiday Monday — great British weather permitting!

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What is going on?- A cat from the Observatory View area of Hailsham returned home covered in green paint, or green somet...
14/04/2025

What is going on?

- A cat from the Observatory View area of Hailsham returned home covered in green paint, or green something.
- A cat in Polegate keeps coming home with more and more fur cut off
- A missing cat came home injured, and had been burned along its sides, again in Polegate
- A neighbour threw a brick at a car in Hampden Park
- In Langney, a teenage girl trespassed onto a property, brandishing a long stick, and going for the property owner's cat
- A cat from Hampden Park was abused with a lighter.

Rosies Register - helping lost and found cats locally - is horrified.
Email [email protected]

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New cafe opens on WednesdayIt's at Michelham Priory House & Gardens at Upper Dicker.The Blue Door Café will sell homemad...
12/04/2025

New cafe opens on Wednesday

It's at Michelham Priory House & Gardens at Upper Dicker.

The Blue Door Café will sell homemade lunches, rich barista coffee, and sweet treats crafted with the finest local ingredients - all in a beautifully transformed space that welcomes families, friends, and even your four-legged companions.
The cafe is open Tuesday to Sunday (plus bank holidays including Easter Monday), from 10am to 4pm.

Hailsham Eye Magazine Michelham Priory House & Gardens

VISIT the Arlington Bluebell Walk and Farm Trail today and Sunday.Eastbourne AM Rotary Club will be managing the walks a...
12/04/2025

VISIT the Arlington Bluebell Walk and Farm Trail today and Sunday.
Eastbourne AM Rotary Club will be managing the walks and supplying the refreshments both days.

All of the funds received will be used to support local charitable causes.
The Bluebell Walk through Beatons Wood will be open as usual and the Farm Walks will also be accessible.

Food and drinks are available in The Bluebell Barn. The entrance fees are: £8 for adults, £4 for children (3-16 yrs) and £20 for families (2 adults and up to 4 children). No need to book in advance.

Also, this year, Bates Green Garden will be open to those who have booked for the Bluebell Walk.

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MAY'S Bournefree looks like it is going to be a bumper one - online and in print.We are incredibly busy at the moment wi...
08/04/2025

MAY'S Bournefree looks like it is going to be a bumper one - online and in print.
We are incredibly busy at the moment with enquiries - which is just great. This is how we like it.

If you want to be featured, let us know today. Email [email protected]

Herstmonceux Castle Estate will be featured - You can be too, it really is as simple as emailing Harry today.
Group bookings are always welcome at Herstmonceux Castle Estate.
Whether for a wedding party, retreat, or conference, Bader Hall has the space for you.
Just call to arrange a booking 01323 833816.

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Read April's Bournefree here https://bournefreemag.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/BourneFree_April-2025_Online-Edition...
07/04/2025

Read April's Bournefree herehttps://bournefreemag.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/BourneFree_April-2025_Online-Edition.pdf

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The Wealden Eye has been developed to serve the community, providing local news and information to residents and an effective form of advertising for local businesses. Due to its entertaining and informative contents, this is more than just a business directory... it is a readable magazine that will be kept until readers receive the next edition. The Wealden Eye aims to be within the heart of the community, so pick up your copy at a local shop today.