Community Features
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Business Features
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Features Archive
Dementia Action Week 2026
Monday 18th May - Sunday 24th MayOrganised by the Alzheimer’s Society, this national campaign highlights the need for better diagnosis and care, with one million people expected to be living with dementia in the UK by 2026. Of course, Dementia is something that...
Crowborough Miniature Railway – Interests for all ages
During the last ten years, the Crowborough Miniature Railway has invested a considerable sum of money and effort to build a dream extension to their original oval track. The original track was laid when the railway began in 1989 and popularity has increased ever...
Kennedy Bros – Celebrating 80 years of business
Since 1946, Kennedy Bros have proudly delivered a trusted, high-quality service to residents and businesses in Rotherfield and the surrounding area. Founded by Jim and Lionel Kennedy, the business first operated from the garages of the George Pub, and some locals may...
A Clear Vision for Crowborough’s Eye Health
For the past eight years, I have had the privilege of caring for generations of patients within the local community. This has allowed me to build lasting relationships and truly understand the people I look after. Seeing familiar faces return year after year is...
On Track: Crowborough’s Community Hub Takes Shape at Crowborough Station
Following on from the milestone event last July to celebrate the signing of the lease and obtaining planning permission, the Crowborough Community Hub project, based within the disused Station Master’s house at Crowborough station, marches on towards its next...
Argos Hill Windmill – Free Open Days 2026
If you go to the top of Argos Hill you will find nestled in the trees, a prime example of a unique Sussex post mill. This nearly 200 hundred year old, listed windmill, is one of only approximately 50 remaining post mills in the whole country. Before the industrial...
Court or Something Else…?
- by Fiona Connah, Solicitor and Collaborative Lawyer When deciding how to settle a family dispute you stand at a fork in the road; splitting it in two directions: the traditional courtroom or the alternative path of dispute resolution. It can be very tempting to want...
Finding Common Ground: How Mediation Can Help Families Move Forward
- by Lee Pascoe, Kay & Pascoe LLPAs a family solicitor, I am asked regularly about whether there are alternatives to court proceedings when dealing with issues relating to finances and / or children on separation. I hope that the following information about...
Exclusive dining on your doorstep
For the past three years, the Crows Nest Supper Club has been quietly delighting food lovers from a 5-star rated kitchen, offering an intimate, social dining experience hosted in the home of local chef, Deb Marquardt, alongside her husband, Barry. This is no ordinary...
Step into another World at Realms VR
Launched earlier this year, REALMS VR has brought an exciting new gaming experience to Crowborough. If you’ve tried a traditional Escape Room where you and your team are locked in and must solve puzzles to break free, then imagine that but on a whole new level. This...
