The Leader of Eastbourne Borough Council has confirmed the authority is ‘fully committed’ to to ensure the venue can reopen in time for the 2026 summer season.
The council are working together with specialist conservation architects and structural engineers to preserve the long‑term future of this much‑loved attraction.
Councillor Stephen Holt, Leader of Eastbourne Borough Council said: “We are fully committed to making sure the Bandstand is safe and ready to welcome residents and visitors next summer.
“It is a treasured landmark and we recognise the importance of conserving its historic character, which is why we won’t deviate from working collaboratively with all partners to achieve that goal.
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