Polegate'S Profile
Polegate Community Association
Member since:
18th July 2024
Last login:
18th March 2026
Hometown:
Eastbourne
Polegate Community Association has been in existence for nearly 60 years and is an independent organisation which owns, runs and maintains the Polegate Community Centre for the use of the people in the area for leisure activities.
There are a large number of local groups which meet here, catering for all ages from babies to senior citizens for a wide range of interests including Arts & Crafts, Health & Wellbeing, Dance and Drama, Fitness classes and Social activities.
The Centre runs a regular Community Pop-In every Thursday morning where there are free refreshments and friendly chat. There is a Coffee morning every Saturday run by different groups to raise funds for the Centre or other users.
The Centre comprises a large Hall, (The Henry Twine Hall), two smaller rooms (The Lounge & The Activity Room) and a committee-sized room, together with kitchens and toilets. These are hired out to regular groups and private users and is the perfect venue to hold a party, reception or meeting.
The money needed to run it comes from membership and affiliation fees, rents from hiring out the rooms, payments for advertising in our bi-monthly magazine, “The Community News”, our own fund-raising efforts and the occasional donation or legacy.
There are a large number of local groups which meet here, catering for all ages from babies to senior citizens for a wide range of interests including Arts & Crafts, Health & Wellbeing, Dance and Drama, Fitness classes and Social activities.
The Centre runs a regular Community Pop-In every Thursday morning where there are free refreshments and friendly chat. There is a Coffee morning every Saturday run by different groups to raise funds for the Centre or other users.
The Centre comprises a large Hall, (The Henry Twine Hall), two smaller rooms (The Lounge & The Activity Room) and a committee-sized room, together with kitchens and toilets. These are hired out to regular groups and private users and is the perfect venue to hold a party, reception or meeting.
The money needed to run it comes from membership and affiliation fees, rents from hiring out the rooms, payments for advertising in our bi-monthly magazine, “The Community News”, our own fund-raising efforts and the occasional donation or legacy.