About Eastbourne Conservatives

Conservatives - working for a better Eastbourne

As well as fighting to win back Eastbourne at the next Parliamentary election, Eastbourne returns two Conservative county councillors to East Sussex County Council at County Hall in Lewes, and eight borough councillors who are in opposition on Eastbourne Borough Council at the Town Hall.

The Eastbourne Constituency Conservative Association attracts a wide membership from residents and business owners in Esatbourne and Willingdon. You are very welcome to join us and help with our campaigns as well as attend some of our many social and political events during the year. 

Eastbourne, like the rest of the UK, is divided into wards for election to local authorities. 

Please use the contact form if you wish to ask us anything. 

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Caroline Ansell

Caroline Ansell

Former MP for Eastbourne
I'm Caroline Ansell, the former MP for Eastbourne & Willingdon. I've lived in Eastbourne for 40 years, it's where my children were born, and it's where I truly consider to be my home. This is why I'm always fighting for it to be the very best it can be, for everyone across the constituency. I worked to make Eastbourne & Willingdon an even better place for all of us to live in, work from and enjoy.
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Meads Conservatives

Meads ward stretches from Birling Gap, in the west, along the seafront to almost the pier at its eastern edge and includes the famous Beachy Head cliffs as well as the old fishing hamlet of Holywell.  We now talk of Upper Meads and Lower Meads to distinguish between the higher part of the ward

Ratton Conservatives

The Ratton area of Eastbourne includes the former 'Ratton Village' to the west of the A2021 road, in the north-west of the town. Ratton ward is represented at County Hall by Conservative councillor Colin Belsey, and on the Borough Council by Conservatives Colin Murdoch and Colin Belsey. They work

Sovereign ward Conservatives

Sovereign Harbour comprises the development of the beach-land to the east of Eastbourne's town centre. Opened in 1993, it was previously known as The Crumbles. The marina consists of five separate harbours (North, South, West, Outer, and Inner Harbour).

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