Meads Conservatives

Your Meads Conservative team

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, to the west, and the lower part closer to town. However, there are no official boundaries although Upper Meads is what locals traditionally referred to as 'Meads' and is the area within the Meads Conservation Area. 

Meads is represented on the Borough Council by two Conservatives: Jane Lamb and Robert Smart.  They are pictured above with Eastbourne's MP, Caroline Ansell, and their contact details are given below.  Your councillors are easily accessible to deal with community issues. 

Pictured are Cllr Robert Smart, Cllr Jane Lamb and Caroline Ansell MP

 

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People
Robert Smart Meads

Cllr. Robert Smart

Borough Councillor for Meads and Opposition Leader
As a relatively new resident of Meads I greatly appreciate its attractions and amenities.
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News

Memorial unveiled in Meads to long-serving Conservative councillor Barry Taylor

The service of an Eastbourne Conservative councillor, who died in the summer, has been marked this week by his family, friends and colleagues who paid tribute to his life’s work for the town. Barry Taylor’s daughter, Lynn Whitington, led the tributes as a commemorative plaque was unveiled in Meads

Residents overwhelmingly support Meads Street Parish Hall

At Eastbourne Borough Council's recent meeting the result of consultation responses on polling places in Meads was endorsed unanimously. A change of polling place from the current Parish Hall to Jubilee Hall had been proposed, but was rejected overwhelmingly by residents. Meads Conservative Counci