Village News

Dear Resident I am organizing a trip to see “Oliver the musical” at the Gielgud Theatre London.  You may have heard about this through other channels.  I still have a few empty seats to fill. If you are interested, please

Churches Serving Fairlight welcome you to our Easter Dementia-friendly worship at St Peter’s Church on Wednesday April 1st. See the poster attached for details.

Hope the sun is shining for the Easter Egg Hunt like it was today!   Everyone is welcome.   There will be an Easter egg trail for the children, hot cross buns and refreshments and crafts for all to enjoy.   Donations welcome

REMINDER TO ALL CLUBS, GROUPS & ORGANISATIONS WITHIN FAIRLIGHT If your club or group has anything you would like included in Fairlight Village Voice, any announcements etc, I need to have the details by Monday 12 noon, for publication in the

Activate Youth Club would like to invite you to come and see the clubhouse now that much work has been done to repair and re-decorate the building. There are still a few jobs to do but it is looking GREAT! Our

Busy Art craft morning for 5-8 year olds, 10:30 – 12noon, 21st March 2026. £2 per child.

I am pleased to inform you that tickets for our Spring play, “Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em”, are on sale as from today. As usual, you will be able to book online at Box office – Fairlight Players Alternatively, call the ticket hotline on

The Fairlight Astronomers are meeting on 12th March, in the Village Hall at 7.00pm, all are welcomed.  The evening will comprise a talk from Royston Morgan titled “From Wispy Clouds to Shining Stars” Hear how Stars are formed, and their life

FAIRLIGHT WINE & SOCIAL CLUB Dear Resident, At this Mondays meeting we welcome Kevin Newman who is going to tell us about “Scrumptious Sussex” – sounds mouthwatering. If you are not a member yet this might encourage you to come

Dear Members, You will have noticed a yellow form sent out with the recent magazine. Along with your annual subscription of £8, this form should be completed and returned to the FRA. The UK’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) stipulates

Dear Fairlight, Please find attached a poster advertising the Sussex Beekeepers’ Association’s annual Bee Market at Uckfield College on Saturday 9th May 2026 10am-4.30pm.  Entrance is £3 for adults, payable on the door (erroneously advertised as £2 on the poster-

Dear Fairlight, Pett WI would like to advertise two charity fundraising events which we have organised for this year.  The first is our ever popular Spring Fair which is taking place at Pett Village Hall on Saturday 11th April.  There

Title: PettFest 2026 – Your LOCAL Beer Festival Date: Friday 22 – Monday 25 May Location: Royal Oak Details: Your LOCAL beer festival returns for its third year! Hosted at the Royal Oak in Pett in conjunction with Pett Butchers, it is a fantastic

Just a reminder that NHS hearing aid maintenance sessions are being held this week at: Pett Village Hall between 10am and 11.30am on Wednesday 4th March Fairlight Village Hall between 10am and 12 noon on Friday 6th March This service is provided free of charge by volunteers from

As you will know from yesterday’s post, work on our boathouse development has begun. Today the trench across the road leading up to Pett Slip was dug out to allow the required electrical connection. Steel road plate is covering the

Only a few tickets left, so if you haven’t got yours yet, don’t delay!  Tickets are available from DISh (Mondays @ Village Hall), Hairbase and PLIRB or contact Carol on 07967 396594. The event will be raising much needed funds

Activate Youth Club is Fairlight’s own youth club, for youngsters aged 9 to 16. We meet every Wednesday in term time at the club house on the recreation ground and organise a range of activities across the year, including a

Car Park info for Ore Clinic. Parking is free for patient appointments BUT only if you put your registration into the parking pod in reception. Parking fines are £100. The parking is for the duration of your appointment with some

RR/2025/1462/P I’ve now heard that this application won’t be heard until 16 April. Best wishes, Andrew Andrew Mier (cllr.andrew.mier@rother.gov)

Tickets are selling fast for this popular event, so if you haven’t got yours yet, don’t delay!  Tickets are available from DISh (Mondays @ Village Hall), Hairbase and PLIRB or contact Carol on 07967 396594. The event will raise funds for the

Dear Resident, A reminder that it is easy to sign up for Rother’s weekly “My Alerts” service which gives information about bin collections, nearby planning applications, consultations, committee dates and other events – Go to – My Alerts – Rother

To all members and supporters of the Fairlight Players. Auditions for our Spring play, Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em, will take place at Fairlight Village Hall from 7.30pm on Thursday 8th January.  As you would expect, this play promises to be an absolute

THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES 29th to 31st January 2026, Fairlight Village Hall THE FAIRLIGHT PANTOMIME GROUP wishes you all a very Happy New Year and we hope you had a good Christmas.  If you haven’t already got your tickets for our

Fairliight Parish Council is proud to announce the winner and runner up of this year’s Christmas Lights competition. The winner is 31, Knowle Road and the runner up is 8, Knowle Road. A Christmas walk around to see all the lights is

The Fairlight Astronomers are meeting on 11th December for their last meeting of the year.  This meeting will be a test of what you have learnt over the past year, by way of a fun quiz, based on the homework

From Southern Water We know many of you are concerned about the plastic beads that have washed up on Camber Sands and the surrounding areas. We’re deeply sorry this has happened, and our priority is to put things right. We’re continuing our

The Fairlight Pantomime Group are proud to present The Emperor’s New Clothes Tickets are on sale now, just click this link to book your seat