Welcome
Hurst Green is a medium sized Parish in East Sussex and straddles the A21 main road from Hastings to London.
It lies mid-way between Tunbridge Wells to the north and Hastings to the south.
The parish is entirely contained within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Get Involved with Your Neighbourhood Plan
Hurst Green is taking the opportunity given by the Localism Act of 2011 to have a genuine influence on the future development of our community by creating a Neighbourhood Plan. Find out more about the plan and the many ways to get involved by visiting the Neighbourhood Plan section of our site.
Please contribute their views on housing in our area by taking our Neighbourhood Plan housing survey. The survey is being conducted both online and also through a paper copy that will be delivered to each household shortly, or that can be downloaded and returned.
Latest News
Support needed for an exciting new car park for Stage Field, Silver Hill
The Parish Council is seeking support for an initiative to improve access and facilities at Stage Field, a public open space owned by the council. Although well served by a public footpath, access by car is very hazardous. The Parish Council has planning permission for a new access point and a small parking area, but we need resident support to enable us to access grants which will enable the project to be completed.
Parish Councillor casual vacancy
Parish Council gives notice that a casual vacancy has occurred for a parish councillor due to the resignation of Councillor Ian Peacock.
A further two vacancies are also open for co-option.
Parish Council donates £100 to the Community Shop
Parish Council donates £100 to the Community Shop to remove a dangerous tree
Parish Council donates £50 to the Royal British Legion
Following a resolution carried at the Council's November 2017 meeting, the Parish Council has donated £50 to the Royal British Legion for the Poppy appeal.
Parish Council responds to Library Consultation
Parish Council pass several motions expressing concern at the library services provided by East Sussex Libraries, and in particular the planned closure of the Mobile Library that visits Hurst Green.