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Bus stops in Lewes from 16 September
Locations for temporary bus stops in Lewes have been announced following the news that the owners of the former Bus Station site have served notice terminating the East Sussex County Council's licence for the site. Information on where to catch your bus in Lewes town...
Information about the period of mourning for Her Majesty in Lewes
The ten-day period of mourning for the late Queen has caused some events to be postponed or cancelled as a mark of respect. On the day of the Queen's funeral on Monday 19 September, Lewes Town Council's offices will be closed for the Bank Holiday, and several planned...
The new Sovereign is proclaimed in Lewes
Around the country, gestures of remembrance for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and proclamations of the new King Charles III have been taking place. On Saturday 10 September, the Mayor, Councillor Shirley-Anne Sains, attended Lewes House with Councillor Adrian Ross,...
Public invitation to the Lewes Town Proclamation
The people of Lewes are warmly invited to join the Mayor, Councillor Shirley-Anne Sains, outside the Town Hall tomorrow for the reading of the Proclamation of King Charles III. The Proclamation of the accession of the new King for the town of Lewes will be made by the...
About Lewes Town Council
Lewes Town Council is one of the 300 largest of the 10,000-or-so parish councils in England and Wales, with expenditure budgeted at just over £1million. It is the successor to Lewes Borough Council, which was incorporated in 1881.
We are based at the Town Hall, in the High Street, which has been the home of Lewes’ local council since 1893. More here