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Crowborough Town Conference

Thursday, 9 February 2023 13:56

By Lee Everest @laeverest

It's happening on Wednesday 1st March and we will be there!

The Confernece will be at the United Church, Croft Road in Crowborough at 7.30pm.

On the day we will be hosting our East Sussex Today Programme, with Lee Everest and Adam Streather from the town centre, talking to councillors and local organisations.

There will an opportunity to talk with your councillors from 6.45pm to 7:30pm after which the conference will commence with an opening talk from Mike Cooke of the Crowborough Food Bank.

If you are interested in coming on the radio on the day - drop an email to interviews@ashdownradio.com

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