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Hailsham and Hellingly Official Guide

Welcome to Hailsham and Hellingly
Introduction to Hailsham
Introduction to Hellingly
Local Government
Education
Health & Welfare
Housing
Industries & Employment
Public Utilities & Services
Sport, Recreation & Leisure
The Town and Parish Crests
Hailsham & District Twinning Association
A Brief History of Hailsham and Hellingly
Useful Contact Details
Our Advertisers

 

Hailsham Contact Information

Inglenook,
Market Street,
Hailsham,
BN27 2AE

Tel: 01323-841702
Fax: 01323-842978

Email: Hailsham Council
Hailsham Website

Hellingly Contact Information

Tel: 01323 484210

Email: Hellingly Council
Hellingly Website

 

Public Utilities and Services

Since changes in the law permitting free competition in the supply of all of these utilities, any number of different companies, using the same supply network
and equipment may serve an area. Only the most common ones are shown here, and you should check and note your supplier for future reference.


WATER Metered water supplies are provided to all residential properties in the town, presently by the South East Water Company, the new office being in Kent. (See Useful Contacts page and local telephone directory).

ELECTRICITY All properties are connected for electricity supply, with distribution of electricity mainly by the main national providers (see general information page and local telephone directory). Other companies may be found to distribute in the area.

GAS All comments as for Electricity. Gas supplies are connected to most properties within the town, with gas being distributed either by Electricity De France (EDF Energy), or British Gas.

TELEPHONE British Telecommunications Ltd. provide the bulk of the service to home based equipment. Mobile phone networks are also well provided by O2, Vodaphone, Orange, T- Mobile and others, but reception varies in some of the more rural parts.

TV & RADIO Reception of both television and radio broadcasts in the area is good, with TV and radio transmitters on high ground overlooking the parish (radio), and at Heathfield and Hastings, covering all four main channels. Channel 5 is not yet obtainable except by cable, or satellite signal reception.

BROADBAND
Reception is good within the town and thoughout much of the parish, although the speeds in the more rural parts are still quite slow. Amateur communication equipment is also used locally by enthusiasts for whom there are several societies.




Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication and the statements contained herein are believed to be correct, the publishers and promoters cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies. Reproduction of any part of this publication in any format, without permission, is strictly forbidden. Photographs supplied by Hailsham Camera Centre, Hailsham Town Council, Hailsham Photographic Society and Special Occasions Photography