Welcome to Pevensey Parish Council

East Sussex, England

The modern parish of Pevensey with a population of approximately 4,000 is situated in the district of Wealden in East Sussex, England, midway between the coastal towns of Eastbourne and Bexhill. It comprises the ancient village of Pevensey, the larger seaside resort of Pevensey Bay and some twelve kilometres of farmland on Pevensey Levels.

Pevensey Parish Council Dog Show 7th June 2020

For the EXHIBITOR forms please click link EARLY PRESS RELEASE : EXHIBITOR LAUNCH PEVENSEY DOG SHOW Following the success ...
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INVITATION TO TENDER

FOR: PARISH WARDEN PARISH PLANTERS The following documents can be downloaded from the link – PEVENSEY PARISH COUNCIL Planters

UPDATE FROM WEALDEN DISTRICT COUNCIL

Planning Inspectors decision on Wealden’s draft Local Plan. Inspectors conclusion after stage one of ...
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HAVE YOUR SAY

The Parish Council want to know your views and whether you support the replacement of the street lights in Waverley ...
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Pevensey Bay

Vibrant and lively, this coastal resort offers something for everyone from windsurfing or relaxing on the beach to enjoying the various activities on offer at the local campsites and holiday caravan outlets. The village has a plethora of special interest groups and activity clubs and offers easy access into nearby Eastbourne.

Pevensey

Attracting visitors since 1066!
This pretty historic village offers a look back in time through the historic Pevensey Castle.Immerse yourself in the history of the village at the Court House Gaol and Museum. Wander the peaceful streets steeped in history and architectural merit, then relax  and unwind in a choice of hospitality venues.

Pevensey Levels

Pevensey Levels is SSSI land with many unique specimens to the area. The ancient drainage dykes which cross the area remain full all year round and support a wealth of water plants. The beach and shoreline host a range of seabirds from Gulls to Cormorants, Curlews, Guillemots and Turnstones. The hedges are a host to many native shrubs and plants.