The NHS in Sussex is calling on residents to remember simple steps to reduce the spread of COVID-19 as demand for services rises in the region. Demand for all NHS services across Sussex has risen significantly due to the higher infection rates of COVID-19 in the community in recent weeks. Staff across the NHS are … Read more
A consultation has been undertaken on polling stations – with some changes proposed that will affect residents in Hollingdean. It is proposed Hertford Infants School will no longer be used, and City Gate in the The Dip will be the new polling station. Those living south of Hollingbury Place/Hollingbury Crescent will move to the district … Read more
Neighbourhood Watch are undertaking a survey to improve the understanding of the impact of cybercrime on communities. Cybercrime is defined as any illegal online behaviour which has a negative impact on someone. This could be the theft of money or personal information such as email logins, or identity information like passport details or a home … Read more
Hollingdean News is written and delivered by local volunteers, and supported by local business who advertise. Want to find out more? Come along to our AGM on Weds 26th at at Hollingdean Community. We’re a friendly group of neighbours who enjoy keeping our community informed of all things Hollingdean. So, if you’re a budding journalist, … Read more
Friends of Hollingdean Park are seeing for ideas for improving the entrance that gives us access to the Downs north of the park. Following the removal of the worn out skate ramps, there is an empty tarmaced space in need of repurposing, and an opportunity to make better use of this neglected area. We are … Read more
Brighton Fringe announces its 2019 Family Guide cover competition!Children from across Brighton and Hove are being invited to design the cover of the 2019 Brighton Fringe Family Guide.England’s largest arts festival is challenging children aged 11 years Source: 2019 Family Guide Cover Competition for children aged 11 and under! | Brighton Fringe
Hollingdean News Issue: Winter 2018 (Dec/Jan/Feb) Link to full PDF version of the newsletter here: HD News Winter 2018
It’s Bonfire Night which means trains running through Moulsecoomb won’t be stopping at Falmer or Lewes later this afternoon. National Rail enquiries say: “Due to public safety concerns, no trains will call at Lewes, Glynde, Southease or Falmer after 17:00, and Cooksbridge after 17:20, for the rest of the day. Customers wishing to travel from … Read more
Thank you if you have already sent us your news, views and advertisements for the Winter edition of Hollingdean News. It’s not too late to be included in the December- February edition – our deadline is Wednesday 7th November. Contact us on this email at hollingdeannews@hotmail.com or 07794640051 if you would like to talk about … Read more
Enjoy fresh food and fresh air with a soup and stomp this Thursday, 25th October. Meet at Hollingdean Children’s Centre, Brentwood Road, at 11 am to chop veggies for the soup that will follow a healthy guided walk around the local area. It’s only £1 per participant, and ends at 2pm.
