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Features Archive
Have you thought about joining your local Chamber of Commerce?
Downsview Vineyard On a balmy summers evening in June, members enjoyed a lovely gathering for the Crowborough Chamber of Commerce Summer Party. Thank you to Downsview Vineyard for hosting this event. Situated on Hadlow Down Road on the outskirts of...
Reducing the stress of child arrangements
- by Yasmin Gizzi Yasmin Gizzi During the school holiday periods, it can be a difficult time for separated families to agree upon and juggle arrangements in relation to their children and what time they will spend with each parent during the holidays. Unfortunately...
Crowborough and Twinning
Montargis Market In the years following WWII, local authorities were encouraged to establish overseas contacts with towns and cities of similar size to promote international friendship. The Crowborough Parish Council was introduced to Montargis, a town approximately...
Congratulations to Lochana Gabrielsen
Dawson Hart Solicitors are very pleased to announce the promotion of LOCHANA GABRIELSEN to Director, specialising in Commercial Property. Lochana joined the firm four years ago as a Solicitor in the Commercial Property team and has been instrumental in the growth of...
Crowborough & District Chamber of Commerce Update
At the end of 2021 the Chamber celebrated its 10th anniversary, having established itself over the years as a significant voice representing businesses in the Crowborough area. The Chamber has influenced decisions taken by local authorities, Members of...
Lettings experts move in on Crowborough
Robin Lampon (left), Lucy Lowe and Dominic Harris For a major force in the letting of homes in and around Uckfield, Lampon Lets also has, perhaps surprisingly, an extensive understanding of the Crowborough rental market. Yet glance at the credentials of members of its...
Chair-based exercises – the gentle way to get fit
After practising as a solicitor for many years, local resident Dianne Nickolls decided to try something new and qualified as a Chair Based Exercise Teacher with EXTEND Exercise. She then set up her own business called “Seated Exercise” and is now running regular...
Access to Work – By Robin Williams
If you have a disability or a long-term physical or mental health condition that makes it hard for you to do parts of your job for your employer, or to get to and from your place of work, you may be eligible to apply to the government for a grant under Access to Work:...
Wealden Citizens advice crowborough
Wealden Citizens Advice (Crowborough) continued to operate throughout the height of the pandemic. Initially all Advisers worked from home but more recently are back in the office. Although we are unable to offer face-to-face drop ins at present, we can offer some...
The birth of the new Crowborough Rotary Club
Graham Bucksey, a Building Services Engineer who lives in Crowborough, joined forces with Funeral Director, Stephen Tester, to bring a brand-new Rotary Club to Crowborough. “Stephen and I were members of the previous Rotary Club in Crowborough which sadly closed at...











