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Dear Readers,
A Note From Your Editor
Welcome to my second issue. I have had lots of positive comments following the launch. As you will see in this issue we have the gardening diary, seasonal recipe, news from Nus Ghani and the Parish council and an article on pregnancy/parenting. I intend to have these as regulars, including a what’s on guide. If you would like to contribute an interesting article, please do contact me.
Lunch Qi Gong Days Out
Lunch
Afternoon Tea Knitting
Qi Gong Days Out
Singing Baking
Watercolour Painting
Crafting & Creating
Dancing Games Fun with the Children
Afternoon Tea Knitting Watercolour Painting Singing Baking Crafting & Creating Dancing Games Fun with the Children
By now we should be basking in the sun (fingers crossed), perfect weather to get out in the garden, start the home improvements or take some time out for a lovely day out in Sussex. Throughout the magazine you will find local companies that can help you achieve those goals. We have a good mix of days out listed as well as weekly groups you can get involved with. The Horam fun day on the 13th July is always a good day out and is right on our doorstep.
Events Coming up Bingo & Tea Dance 2nd & 4th Thursday every month 2-4pm at The Union Church
Events Coming up Xmas Wreath Making Visits to local schools for their Christmas concerts
However you chose to spend your time this month, I hope it’s a good one.
Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-4pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-3.30pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Best wishes, Dawn
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We meet 2nd Saturday of every month at Horam Village Hall TN21 0JE (A267)
Next Session 8th June 2023 - 9.30-11am
Next Session 11th November 2023 - 9.30-12 noon
We hope to see you! Help us preserve our environment and dent our throw-away culture. Everyone is welcome - Yummy home-baked cakes & refreshments while you wait!
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NEWS FROM NUS GHANI
Regular, reliable and affordable public transport is key to our lives in Wealden. I have always been relentless in my work to secure more funding to deliver better infrastructure and services, and I’m proud that we’ve had some great successes in improving transport accessibility in Wealden over the past couple of years.
Thanks to the Department for Transport’s £1.9m investment at Eridge and £4.7m refurbishment at Crowborough, both train stations are now fully step-free, accessible to all commuters, and fit for the future. This comes in addition to the investment of £41.4m, which enabled East Sussex County Council to deliver improvements to bus services in Wealden and across the county; the £2 single bus journey cap which has now been extended to the end of 2024; and the investment of £157,000 to expand electric vehicle charging points in car parks across Wealden district including in Forest Row, Crowborough, Uckfield, Wadhurst and Hailsham.
I know from my regular surgeries and casework that potholes and road standards are one of the biggest concerns locally. I’m pleased that Frant, Groombridge and Uckfield will benefit from the nationwide programme of pothole repairs and road resurfacing projects, made possible by the first tranche of £8.3 billion in reallocated HS2 funding which saw over £52.4m allocated to East Sussex County Council as part of a long-term, 11-year plan to improve local roads. These muchneeded improvements will ensure smoother journeys as well as increase the safety of all road users, and I will continue to work with local authorities to ensure that Wealden continues to receive funding to improve the safety and durability of our roads.
However, I know that there is more to be done and I continue working to deliver further improvements for services in Wealden. I am always keen to hear your views, which allow me to better represent you in meetings with local authorities and putting forward a stronger case for additional resources for Wealden from national government including improving our transport network. If you’d like to share your thoughts and priorities with me, please feel free to do so online via my website at: www.nusghani.org.uk/transportsurvey
LUCAS MEMORIAL HALL WALDRON
This delightful hall is situated in a beautiful location. A garden for a bouncy castle or marquee, free car park and adjacent play area. Available for hire at very reasonable rates. Many excellent facilities:
Modern kitchen - Disabled access - Babychanging facilities - Licensed for public entertainment - Capacity 100 people- Free Wi-Fi For further information and bookings go to our website www.lucashallwaldron.org
Stepping Stones Podiatr y
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Home Visiting Service
Jane Stoner BSc(Hons) MRCPod HCPC registered
• Professional and friendly service in the comfort of your home.
• All aspects of foot and nail care.
• Areas covered: Heathfield, Horam, Mayfield, Uckfield and surrounding villages.
To arrange a visit: 07809 210836 steppingstonespodiatry@gmail.com www.steppingstonespodiatry.co.uk
MARIA SMITH SPORTS & REMEDIAL MASSAGE THERAPY
How can sports massage help you?
-relieves tension -eases sore/tight muscles
-improves circulation -improves joint mobility -enhances wellbeing -increase flexibility & range of motion
Fully air conditioned studio in Horam or mobile service available. Appointments: 1 hour = £40 45 minutes = £35 Each massage caters for your needs – relax and unwind!
Local window and door installers. We can supply and install all your new windows and doors or support with just installing.
For example: UPVC | Composite | Aluminium | Sliding | Folding | French We offer 10 Year Insurance Backed Guarantee on all installs and we are a registered surveyor and installer with FENSA.
Get in touch for a free no obligation quote today Email: info@leeswindowsanddoors.co.uk Mobile/Whatsapp: 07376 270 921
Chimney Sweep
Sadly, due to Victorian health & safety regulations, only children of under 14” shoulder measurement may be employed.
A Clean Sweep - your local chimney sweep
Make sure your fireplace is safe with a professional sweep.
• All types of residential chimneys swept.
• Wood & multi-fuel stoves cleaned and serviced.
• Inspection & preparation of all chimneys for stove installation.
• Bird guards & cowls fitted.
• RSPB nominated bird removal man for East Sussex.
• Smoke test & certification for every sweep.
• Member of Association of Professional Independent Chimney Sweeps (APICS).
• Now certified woodburner installer. Ross Atabey on 01435
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Trudi - Mothering Mojo
It doesn’t matter if this is your first or your fifth baby, where to give birth when the all-important day comes can be a difficult choice to make. You might assume you can only go to the hospital that is closest to you. You might think you have to go where your previous baby was born or where your GP tells you to book in. In which case you will be surprised at how much choice we have around Heathfield for families preparing to welcome a new baby soon.
Hospital
Your nearest main hospital with birth facilities is likely to be Tunbridge Wells (Pembury) or Hastings (Conquest). Both of these hospitals can offer you midwives, consultants, all the pain relief you could shake a contraction at and the ability to perform a caesarean birth should you need it in an emergency. This is a great option for those who prefer the idea of a high-tech/medically supported birth environment, those with higher risk factors or those under consultant-led care. You don’t necessarily have to stick with your nearest hospital, take a look at Haywards Heath and Brighton for comparison.
Midwifery-led Unit or Birth Centre
Our closest birth centre is Crowborough and we are so lucky to have it right on our doorstep. A more comforting and ‘home from home’ environment run by experienced midwives. Still plenty of pain relief options, including birth pools and sterile water injections. The postnatal rooms have double beds in them so your partner can stay with you overnight after the baby is born. If you need unforeseen emergency support you can be transferred by ambulance to the nearest consultant-led hospital at the press of a (phone) button.
Homebirth
Statistically, research shows this is the ‘safest’ place to give birth in terms of interventions, length of labour, pain scoring and breastfeeding. But for some reason has wavered in popularity for a generation or two (before that, it’s where we all did it!). You will still have the option of gas and air and a birth pool (if you hire/buy one). And if you don’t fancy the thought of being moved during labour but want the same quality of midwife as you would find in a hospital or birth centre, then this is a wonderful option.
For more information about local maternity services https://www.mtw.nhs.uk/choosing-where-tohave-your-baby/
To discuss birth options, birth debriefs and planning for your baby trudi@motheringmojo.com or www.motheringmojo.com
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At Thorndale we have gifts such as plants, pictures, mirrors, ornamental items, lamps, clocks & of course loads of dining & bedroom furniture, beds & three-piece suites
Open Monday to Saturday, 9am-5pm Bank Holiday opening times: 10am-2pm
We are very lucky to have such an amazing charity locally that cares for our wildlife. WRAS are always grateful for donations of towels, pillow slips, blankets and cat food. These items can be left at: Unit 8, The Shaw Barn, Whitesmith, BN8 6JD.
Why not visit their charity shop in Eastbourne? 01323 643111. Any animal in trouble call 0781 50 78234, for anything else call 01825 873003.
HEATHFIELD SILVER BAND
We are looking for new members in all sections. Did you use to play a brass instrument and gave it up for some reason? Or, if you have never played we can teach you. We offer free instrument loan and free tuition. Why not give us a try? Be part of a friendly group of people and enjoy a new challenge. There are no grades required and we are non-contesting. We rehearse on Tuesday evenings at our bandroom in Alexandra Road, Heathfield. Call 01435 817201 to discuss joining HSB, www.heathfieldsilverband.com
" St. Swithun's day if ye do rain, for forty days it will remain. St. Swithun's day if thou be fair, for forty days it'll rain no more."
St Swithun was a down-to-earth Anglo-Saxon bishop, venerated by all and especially by the common folk of England. He was constantly on the move; travelling to all corners of Saxon England on foot, giving alms and feasting the poor. Born during the reign of king Egbert and in his latter years tutoring the young prince Alfred, he became one of England's best loved saints. In keeping with his love of the common folk he requested was to be interred under the pavement outside Winchester cathedral: "Where it might be subject to the feet of passers-by and the drops of rain from on high". But in 971 his remains were brought inside the new cathedral to lie beside the Egg kings of Wessex, but not before the outraged saint had beseached God to cast down a tremendous deluge upon the workmen opening up his grave. The legend of the forty days of rain may have some scientific basis as well; the jet stream will often have settled into a static position around the 15th of July, (The Saint's feast day); if it lies north of the British Isles we may count on a long period of continental high pressure, deflecting weather systems upon the heads of the Scots and ther sundry northern tribes, and if to the south, Atlantic and northerly weather may prevail, giving a wet and dreary summer, though full of the life-giving rain that St Swithun so loved.
So, back down at ground level we are aware that the gardener's work is never finished and even now, with the beds and borders in their full blaze of summer glory, a thought must be given to winter and to next season.
Spring flowering bulbs should be lifted and such subjects as autumn flowering Crocuses may be planted to give them a good chance to develop their flowers. Any branches on plum trees showing signs of silverleaf disease should be cut out at once and burned. This disease causes a metallic silvering of the leaf and can quickly spread around the whole tree. It is usually fatal.
Now is the time for thinning the apples. If the king fruit ( The one in the middle of the cluster ) has not already been removed and there are other fruits to take its place, then it is these king fruits that should go. Pears, plums and even dessert cherries will all repay careful thinning if there has been a heavy set, and in our garden there has been this year.
In the vegetable garden the planting of brassicas should be pushed ahead just as quickly as ground becomes vacant.
Continue to sow salads such as lettuce and radish for succession. A last sowing of French beans for a late crop may be made. Runner and French beans should be fed as they begin to make pods. Onions and shallots may be lifted and dried once the foliage starts to wither. And a fine sight they make hanging from the rafters in the shed. Celery must be watered frequently or it will bolt and run to seed. If the reader kept a bag of soot from last Autumn's chimney sweeping, as I'm sure we all did, a dusting of this makes an excellent deterrent to celery fly (One might try the local chimney sweep for supplies, I believe he advertises in this publication). Fruiting tomatoes should be fed regularly. This is a good time to gather herbs for drying, tied up in small bundles they make handsome companions to the knots of onions in the shed.
Faded flower buds of Delphiniums, Lupins, and other early flowering perennials should be cut out before seed is set to encourage secondary growth. Roses too, should be regularly dead-headed.
JULY GARDENING DIARY
For autumn flowers of Lupins and Delphiniums, the plants should be cut down at the beginning of this month and watered with a liquid fertiliser.
Cut grass makes an excellent mulch for carrot and spinach beds and around bush fruits, raspberries and Sweet peas, Lilies, Dahlias, Gladioli and other flowering plants, though not laid on too thick for fear of starving the soil of nitrogen.
As roses come to the end of their first flush of flowering, they can be fed with a high potash fertiliser to boost the second lot of flowers. Dead-heading of all faded blooms should be carried out at every opportunity.
Dahlias can be fed now but be careful to keep the feed well away from stems and leaves. Taller varieties should be securely staked.
Towards the end of the month we may start propagating many shrubs. For lack of space I refer reader to the relevant literature for methods of propagation. Cuttings of Forsythia, flowering Currant, Escallonia, Weigela and Deutzia and many other subjects will all root easily. Whilst we may allow ourselves on occasion to sit back in the shed indulging in a long pipe and quiet ruminations over our onions and herbs so fragrantly drying above us in the rafters, with its soundtrack of cooing wood pigeons and on the wireless, the clatter of Australian wickets a-falling, we must still occasionally gird ourselves to keep the hoe going as often as hoers' elbow will allow. All borders should receive a vigorous stirring from the Dutch hoe at least every seven days.
Call us for an informal consultation on 07827 326844 or email tim@eastsussexlandscaping.co.uk for a free, no obligation quote
Heathfield Farmers’ Market is held on the third Saturday morning of every month in the Co-op car park with FREE parking. The market runs from 9am to 12.30pm.
There is always a good number of stalls selling a wide selection of locally produced food, plants and crafts.
www.heathfield.net/farmers-market
Heathfield and Waldron Parish Council
News from Heathfield and Waldron Parish Council
In May, Heathfield and Waldron Parish Council held its Annual General Meeting. This important gathering, among other functions, serves to elect the Chair and Vice-Chair of the Council for the upcoming year. The Council confirmed that Councillor Gill Snook and Councillor Simon Leney would continue in their roles as Chair and Vice-Chair, respectively.
The Council has completed its response to Wealden’s draft local plan. You can view the full response on our website at www.hwpc.org.uk. This comprehensive effort is crucial for providing the Parish Council’s feedback on a plan that will shape development and planning strategy through to 2040.
The Council organised a community meeting with South East Water about the major water main replacement works. This meeting gave local residents a valuable opportunity to speak directly with South East Water representatives and ask any questions they had about the project.
The demolition of the old East Sussex County Council Youth Centre has been completed, marking the end of Phase One of the project. The site will now be cleared in preparation for the construction of the new state-of-the-art Youth Hub, which is set to open its doors in Spring 2025.
The Councils Leisure, Amenities and Burials Committee agreed extra funding for maintenance work at Darch’s Wood during 2024/25 and would like to pass on their thanks to all of the Volunteers who work so hard to look after the site.
If you ever have any questions or concerns that you would like to raise with the Parish Council please do not hesitate to ring or email us, our details appear below
Helen Johnson, Parish Council Clerk, 73 High Street, Heathfield TN21 8HU, Tel: 01435 865700. Email: info@hwpc.org.uk Office opening hours Mon-Fri 9:30-1300, 1330-1500.
Age Concern
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts Explorer
Broad Oak Short Mat Bowls Club
Cake and Wine Club Choir
Cross In Hand Bridge Club
USEFUL CONTACTS
07834 782366
07973 768192
01435 867622
07957 405342
01435 863001
Heathfield & Horam Football Club 07366 034310
Brownies
Dementia Supper Clubs
07814 373402
07740 338120
Diamond Dance 01435 812543
Julie Langden
John Roberts
Mr A Kinson
Angela
Jan Moore
Becki Chiweda
Mary Jones
Lyn Leeves
Lizzie Owen 07985 306178
Eastbourne & District Canine Society 01323 506151
Heathfield Badminton Club 01435 868454
Heathfield Bridge Club 07714 122543
Mrs Chris Cleland
Graham Thorlby
David Higgon
Heathfield Chamber of Commerce secretary@heathfieldchamber.co.uk
Heathfield Choral Society 01323 833921
Chris Thompson chairman@heathfieldchoral.org.uk
Heathfield & District Bonfire Society www.heathfieldbonfiresociety.co.uk/membership
Heathfield & District History Society 01435 882856
Heathfield & District Horticultural Society 01435 830725
Heathfield & District Ramblers Association 01435 873551
Pete Thompson heathfieldhistory@gmail.com
Nick Jeggo
Joy Charlesworth
Heathfield Farmers farmersmarket@heathfield.net
Heathfield Folk & Dance Club 01435 873551
Heathfield Food & Wine Circle 01435 812704
Heathfield Parish Allotment Society 01435 865700
Joy Charlesworth sec@heathfieldfolk.org.uk
Lorraine Cooley
Nicky Lee Marshall nleemarshall@hwpc.org.uk
Heathfield Parish Council 01435 865 700 info@hwpc.org.uk
Heathfield Park Cricket Club 07710 24517
Heffle Quilters 01435 865903/07789813165
Heathfield Road Runners 01435 812926
Heathfield Silver Band 01435 817201
Heathfield & Waldron First Responders 01435 812273
Heathfield & Waldron Rugby Club 01435 868747
Heathfield WI 07488 279722
Heathfield Youth Centre
Mark Harrison
Anneleen Raubenheimer anneleen.ar@gmail.com
Fleur Blanford info@heathfieldroadrunners.com
Nick & Heather Beeby, secretary@heathfieldsilverband.com www.heathfieldsilverband.com
Dr Tim Williams
Devina Guyton
Sarah.Northwood@eastsussex.gov.uk
Heffle WI hefflewi@gmail.com
Horam & Heathfield Flower Club 01435 863224
Le Marche Anglo French Market 07970237723
Rainbows 01435 812018
Royal British Legion 01825 830445
RSPCA 0300 1234 999
The Kit Wilson Trust for Animal Welfare 01825 830444
Wealden Youth Choir 07808 222535
& Firs
Phyllis Stevens
Richard Ridley
Brenda Macklin
Victor Barnard
Tea Killick
PODIATRIST & CHIROPODIST
Over 13 years NHS experience Mara Ragaiolo BSc (Hons) Podiatry
HCPC registered and a member of the College of Podiatry
Now at Horam Healthcare Clinic, High Street, Horam TN21 0EL
All aspects of Podiatry and Chiropody including: Nail Cutting, Ingrowing Toenails, Corns and Callus, Verrucae Therapies, Foot Pain, & Diabetic Footcare and Assessment.
Payment by Cash, Cheque or Bank Transfer.
To book an appointment with Mara at Horam Healthcare Clinic
Tel: Pauline on 01435 866227 where you can also leave a message at anytime.
Home Visiting Service also available.
To book a Home Visit with Mara call 07703156799 or email tmfootcare@mail.com
Seasonal Recipe of the Month
JULY
This month’s recipe is delicious salmon encoute. if you have a recipe you would like to share email heathfieldtowndiary@gmail.com.
METHOD
INGREDIENTS
1 onion olive oil
4 cloves of garlic
500g frozen spinach
1 x 320g sheet puff pastry
4 x 130g salmon fillets
2 large free-range eggs
1 heaped tb spoon red pesto
1 lemon
Preheat the oven to 220°C/425°F/gas 7. Peel and chop the onion and place in a pan on a medium heat with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Peel, slice and add the garlic. Grate in the lemon zest, cook for 10 minutes. Stir in the spinach, cover, and cook for 5 minutes, for the last 5 minutes remove the lid, or until all the liquid has gone. Roll out the pastry and place it on its paper on a baking tray. Spread the spinach on the pastry, place the salmon fillets on top, use the paper to fold in the pastry to encase the salmon, leaving it exposed on the top. Brush the exposed pastry with beaten eggs, bake at the bottom of the oven for 15 minutes. While that is cooking, beat the pesto and remaining egg together. Once 15 minutes of cooking is finished, pour the egg mixture over the salmon and gaps. Return to the oven for a further 15 minutes. Serve with lemon if desired, enjoy!
St Bartholomew's Church Hall, Cross in Hand
We are here to support you at our day services
ST BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH HALL, CROSS IN HAND
TUE & THUR 10AM - 3PM
FANTASTIC RANGE OF FUN FACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT
ACCESSIBLE TRANSPORT (TN21) AVALIBLE ON REQUEST
FRESHLY COOKED TWO COURSE MEALS
FLEXIBLE SESSIONS TO MEET YOUR NEEDS
SUPPORT & INFORMATION
The team specialise in supporting those who may need extra care including those living with dementia, Parkinsons and the socially isolated. Enabling flexible breaks for carers.
Events Coming up Xmas Wreath Making Visits to local schools for their Christmas concerts
Events Coming up Xmas Wreath Making Visits to local schools for their Christmas concerts
Every other Thursday from 2pm
generations in the setting of
Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-4pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Carry on Crafting Festival, South of England Showground, 20th – 21st 9:30am – 4:30pm, www.carryoncraftingfestival.co.uk
Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-3.30pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Chiddfest, Nash Street, Chiddingly, 19th – 21st, From 1pm, https://chiddfest.onlineticketseller.com
Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-3.30pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday If you would love to come along or know someone that would Call Rachel on 07971 032667
If you would love to come along or know someone that would Call Rachel on 07971 032667
If you would love to come along or know someone that would call Rachel on 07971 032667
www.youngatheart.me.uk Follow us
www.youngatheart.me.uk Follow us We 2nd of every month at Horam Village Hall TN21 0JE (A267) Next Session 11th November 2023 - 9.30-12 noon
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Next Session 13th July 2024 - 9.30am -11 am
Next Session 9th December 2023 - 9.30-12 noon
Community Summer Fun Day, Brightling Road Leisure Ground, Polegate, Saturday 27th, 11am – 3pm.
Everyone is welcome - join us for home-baked cakes & refreshments Next Session 9th December 2023 - 9.30-12 noon We hope to see you! Help us preserve our environment and dent our throw-away culture. Everyone is welcome - Yummy home-baked cakes & refreshments while you wait! On most occasions we will be able to repair: computers - electrical items - cyclesminor mechanical problems - furniture - small sewing repairs
We hope to see you! Help us preserve our environment and dent our throw-away culture. Everyone is welcome - Yummy home-baked cakes & refreshments while you wait! On most occasions we will be able to repair: computers - electrical items - cyclesminor mechanical problems - furniture - small sewing repairs
Items we repair include: computers, electrical items, cycles, minor mechanical problems, furniture and small sewing repairs
Items we repair include: computers, electrical items, cycles, minor mechanical problems, furniture and small sewing repairs
Everyone is welcome - join us for home-baked cakes & refreshments
- Jimmy the juggler – Stalls - Snail Races- Boost fit Displays - Football Competitions –
- 1066 Falcons - Classic Cars – Tractors- Pizza – BBQ - Bar – Ice creams+ Refreshment in the Village Hall
Support your community.
Come along, watch & join in HAVE FUN.
For further info on event or to be a helper contact; Dave Sutton 01435812462 mob 07889652586
Email; davesutton2011@hotmail.co.uk
Heathfield Morning WI are holding a talk on
on 9th July 2024 at the
Union Church Hall, Station Road, Heathfield, East Sussex
10.00 am – 12.00 noon
On the 13th of August we do not have meeting in Union Church but an afternoon tea in members garden
Contact phone number 07488279722 or email. heathfieldmorningwi@gmail.com.
Come for Tea, Coffee & Cake Everyone Welcome!
Lunch Qi Gong Days Out
Lunch Qi Gong Days Out
Afternoon Tea Knitting Watercolour Painting
Singing Baking
Afternoon Tea Knitting
Watercolour Painting
Crafting & Creating
Singing Baking Crafting & Creating
Dancing Games Fun with the Children
Dancing Games Fun with the Children
Events Coming up Bingo & Tea Dance 2nd & 4th Thursday every month 2-4pm at The Union Church
Events Coming up Xmas Wreath Making Visits to local schools for their Christmas concerts
Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-4pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Old Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9AE 10-3.30pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
If you would love to come along or know someone that would Call Rachel on 07971 032667
If you would love to come along or know someone that would Call Rachel on 07971 032667
Welcome to Walter & Mair, your local family Estate Agents
As a local family, we are proud to announce that we will soon be launching our services to Heathfield and the surrounding communities.
Walter & Mair is a well established successful Agency operating on the Surrey/London border and we are now ready to bring our unique services to our local community.
We go beyond the conventional to ensure your home truly stands out. From meticulous staging to handpicking the perfect photographs for our advertising, every detail is thoughtfully crafted to showcase your home in its best light, ensuring your property gets the attention it deserves.
Although we do not officially launch until September, we are open for valuations and home-moving advice. We look forward to meeting you soon.
