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Plans put forward to convert Hailsham pub into housing
Plans to convert a pub in Hailsham into housing have been submitted to Wealden District Council.
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Plans to convert a pub in Hailsham into housing have been submitted to Wealden District Council.
The proposals, submitted to Wealden District Council, are seeking permission in principle to convert The Kings Head, in Lower Horsebridge, Hailsham, into up to nine homes.
Wealden Police are appealing for information about a missing woman missing from Hailsham, last seen in Brighton.
Infinity continued their flying start to the SCFL Division 1 season with a 2-0 win at home to Hailsham that took them two points clear in top spot.
‘Heavier than normal’ traffic has been reported on the A22 north of Hailsham this afternoon (Monday, September 14).
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Developer Hallam Land is seeking permission from Wealden District Council to build up to 280 homes on land at Chestnut Cross, Hellingly, near Hailsham.
Oh dear, our little friend Stanley the armadillo has gone on an adventure! This unusual escapee, from a local Hailsham company, was last spotted enjoying the scenery along the Cuckoo Trail. If you happen to see him out and about, please do let us know!
The A22 is partially blocked near Hailsham after a road traffic collision involving two vehicles at the junction with Arlington Road West, one of which appears to be a Jaguar E-Type.
An armadillo has escaped from his home between Polegate and Hailsham.
A collision involving a motorbike and pedestrian has taken place early this morning (Friday, August 28) in Hailsham.
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The A267 North Street in Hellingly, Hailsham, was closed due to an oil spill caused by a collision on Thursday, August 6.
There has been a report that the A22 between Hailsham and Uckfield is blocked this evening (Wednesday, July 29) due to an ‘obstruction’ on the road.
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The chairman of trustees of a Hailsham-based charity has said that a 20-year-old admin error that was causing him concern about the charity’s future has been resolved.
Hook & Son, based at Longleys Farm, Harebeating Lane, near Hailsham, was awarded a food hygiene rating of one following an inspection in March 2026, the same score it received after being inspected in
The essential work, which will affect the A295 South Road area of Hailsham, is part of SGN's Health and Safety Executive-driven mains replacement programme
A proposal has been put forward for the conversion of an Hailsham building to create eight new flats.
Calls to install a safe crossing on a busy road in Hailsham are set to go in front of a cabinet councillor.