Upperton Road, Eastbourne, BN21 1LQ
Discover Emmanuel Methodist-URC Church in Eastbourne's Old Town!
Station Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 1BD
With 30 businesses under one roof to support your every day and indulgent needs, you’re bound to find something unique, useful or memorable when you step into this well-established independent shopping centre.
109 Greenway, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 8UL
Epilepsysussex charity number 1113429 is a support group covering the whole of Sussex, we provide information advice and support to people with the condition and to their families and carers.
Eastbourne, BN21
A group of Eastbourne residents that come together to campaign on the injustices in the international market. They believe that trade could have an enormous positive impact in developing countries if it were used to benefit those most in need. By campaigning for Fairtrade we are taking responsibility for our shopping habits so that the producers down the line are treated fairly and can improve their lives.
Eastbourne, BN21
We are a group of like minded people who provide a hot meal, snacks, hot and cold drinks and provisions to some of Eastbourne homeless or those in need. We also signpost to other services where necessary or requested.
Spencer Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4PB
St Marys House, Eastbourne, BN21 3UU
A National Trading Standards Scams Team initiative, Friends Against Scams was launched in October 2016 to raise awareness of scams and encourage people to take a stand against scams.
Eastbourne, BN21
Friends of Eastbourne Seafront Ltd is a recently formed not for profit company, it came out of the Save Eastbourne Bandstand campaign, which was started in February 2022, organised by a group of individuals who wanted one thing, to get the Bandstand reopened.
High Street, Pevensey, Near Eastbourne, East Sussex, , BN24 5LF
Friends of the Mint House (UK Charity No. 1197900): Your Eco-Heritage Partner in Pevensey
Chiswick Place, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4BJ
The Friends of the Devonshire Park Theatre was formed in 1984, the centenary year of the theatre. The primary purpose was to encourage patronage of the Devonshire Park Theatre and theatre-going in general.