Twenty organisations have been awarded funding to support projects that benefit the wider community.
Seaford Town Council’s Grants Scheme for 2026–27 has awarded a total of just over £26,490 to groups delivering services and activities for residents in Seaford and beyond.
This year, the council received 38 applications requesting more than £65,000 in funding, far exceeding the available grants budget.
Mayor of Seaford Councillor Lindsay Stirton said: "The Seaford Town Council Grants Scheme is one of the practical ways in which first-tier local government can support the life of Seaford.
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"Town councils cannot do everything, but we can notice, connect, support, enable and celebrate some of the important work that goes on in our town.
"These grants recognise the energy, care and commitment of local organisations whose work creates real public value for Seaford residents.
"As Mayor, I would like to thank all applicants, whether or not you are successful, for the contribution you make to our town."
This year’s recipients will be invited to the council’s Annual Town Forum in 2027, where they will have the opportunity to showcase their work.
Applications for the next Grants Scheme will open in April 2027, with full details available on the Seaford Town Council website.
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