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Eastbourne Lifeguards Give Tips on Beach Safety With temperatures soaring throughout August and record crowds expected at this weeks Airbourne: Eastbourne International Airshow, Eastbourne Lifeguards are reminding all those heading to the beach to make the most of their visit with a special beach safety message. |
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Eastbourne Wins European Blue Flag Award Eastbourne has been awarded a prestigious European Blue Flag award in recognition of the resorts clean and safe bathing beaches. |
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Allchorn Boats Pick Up Prestigious Award Allchorn Pleasure Boats of Eastbourne are set to pick up a prestigious restoration award on Thursday 3rd June, from HRH Prince Michael of Kent. |
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Eastbourne Targets Conference Buyers With a Change of View Eastbourne Conference Office are targeting conference buyers with the Change Your View campaign, which proved so successful in the leisure sector. |
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Eastbourne in Running for Group Travel Award Eastbourne could be in line for another Group Travel award following news that it has been nominated for �Most Group-Friendly UK Destination 2004� by readers of leading industry magazine Group Travel Organiser. |
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Historic Lifeboat Commissioned to Provide Pleasure Cruises in Eastbourne Allchorn Pleasure Boats of Eastbourne are welcoming a new addition to their fleet in the form of ex-RNLI lifeboat �The Robert�. |
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Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club in Bid to Launch the Next Tim Henman The Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club opens its grass courts for the 2004 season on 24th April at the International Lawn Tennis Centre with specially subsidised membership packages for children and families. |
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Celebrate Eastbourne�s Sunshine 2003 Annual Weather Report just published 2003 was a record year for Eastbourne�s sunshine with 2,161.5 hours and a daily average of 5.9 hours. It was the sunniest year in Eastbourne since records began 109 years ago. The South Coast was the sunniest part of Britain in 2003 and Eastbourne was second in the Sunshine League, just 6.1 hours behind the winner. |