Welcome to our village
Selmeston
Welcome to our village
Welcome to our village
Welcome to our village
Selmeston is located some eight miles east of Lewes, the county town of East Sussex. The village is principally focused on The Street, which runs due north from the A27. A small part of the Parish falls within the South Downs National Park. There are no street lights or pavements and this gives the village some of its character, which is enhanced by verges and banks which are home to wild flowers and to daffodils that have been planted by residents.
Selmeston has an intriguing past. Take a journey of discovery from prehistory to the present day, learn about our local landscape, conservation and environment, our community events and what matters to the people living in and around the area.
Enjoy an evening of the wonderful sound of the Brighton Welsh Male Voice Choir with special guests the 'Sussex Flutes' on Saturday 9 November
at the Village Hall.
The choir has been around for over forty years and collected an extensive repertoire of Welsh songs and popular and classic tunes.
Doors and Bar open from 6pm
Performance 7-9pm inclusive of a 30 min interval.
Drinks and snacks available to purchase.
Tickets are £12 each. Follow the link to book online at TicketSource
Alternatively contact Phil 07538 187552 or Helen 07969 732109
A Selmeston Parish Meeting will be held on Wednesday 27th November 2024 in the Village Hall at 7.15pm
Brought to you by Applause, rural touring theatres.
A heart-warming and magical tale of courage, invention and friendship that will enthral the whole family.
Follow Eira on her adventures across rivers, mountains and mines, meeting giant beasts, mischievous goats and finding friends in the strangest of places.
Breath-taking puppetry, live songs and folk music accompany the show.
3pm Saturday 16 November at A&S Village Hall.
Tickets: Adults £10 each. Children £5 (Under 3's go free)
Follow the link to book online at Applause
Alternatively contact Megan 07846 260350
East Sussex Highways are responsible for our local roads and has a website that allows residents to report problems on these and other issues.
East Sussex Highways are responsible for drainage, signage and flooding problems. Report them on their website
The Argus provide live traffic updates