Meads Community Association
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Meads - Clubs, Societies and Organisations

St John's Bowling Club

St John's Bowling Club is a flat green bowling club with six rinks founded in 1936, with a current membership of 73; 34 Ladies and 39 Men.  The club is affiliated to Sussex County Bowls and is an Associate member of Bowls England.

 

It is situated in The Helen Garden high on the seafront, two kilometers west of Eastbourne Pier and just yards from the spectacular chalk cliffs.  It is a short distance from the world famous beauty spot, Beachy Head.  The glorious views from the green, out across the English Channel, are arguably the best from any bowling green in the UK.  If you want "bowls with a view" then St John's is the club for you.

 

Visit the website for more information: St John's Bowls Club

 

Seven Sisters Camera Club(SSCC)

Seven Sisters Camera Club is Eastbourne's genuinely friendly and progressive photographic scene.  Founded in 2013 and with around 80 members, the Club offers a full programme of events and is nationally and regionally affiliated.

 

Meeting on Monday nights at 7.30pm in St John's Hall on the corner of Meads Street/Meads Road, we offer workshops, tuition, lectures and competitions, all included in the membership fee.  Whether you're new to photography or a seasoned expert, all abilities are welcome.  Our programme runs from September to May each year, so just come along on a Monday evening and see what our club has to offer. 

For more details and contact email, visit our website www.sevensisterscameraclub.co.uk

Meads Lawn Tennis @ ROMPA (Residents of Meads Playingfield Association)

Meads Lawn Tennis @ ROMPA is a friendly Tennis Club situated in Upper Carlisle Road.  The membership of our Club includes tennis enthusiasts and novices from all parts of Eastbourne and the surrounding areas.  New members, both adults and juniors, are particularly welcome.  Whether you are a serious or recreational player Meads Lawn Tennis can cater for all levels and all ages, we have teams in various local competitive leagues.  Visit www.meadslawntennis.org.uk for more information.

M.O.M.A. (Mothers of Meads Association)

M.O.M.A (Mothers of Meads Association) is a free group run by mothers in Meads. 

The aim of our group is to provide an opportunity to meet other Mums in the Meads area and for our children to grow up with friends in the Village. 

We regularly meet up with our babies, toddlers and/or older children for a coffee and chat or sometimes just the adults will meet for an evening. 

Typical events may include coffee mornings, toddler mornings, ‘bring a dish nights’, quiz nights at the Ship, trips to the cinema/theatre, pamper nights, wine tasting and nights out for Mums (and sometimes Dads). 

So, if you would like to join us, please feel free to join our Facebook Page or telephone Tracy on 07868 017020. 

 

www.momas.club

Meads Women's Institute

Meads WI meet at All Saint's Church, 21a Grange Road  on the 4th Tuesday of every month at 2.15 pm. Please see the WI  Website for further information.

National Trust

For more information see the website or call 01323 639415

Eastbourne Meads U3A 

 

(Universitiy of the Third Age)

 

EASTBOURNE MEADS U3A was formed in 1993. We aim to help all those who are no longer in work and want to continue studying and maintaining an active mind in the company of like minded people.

 

Our branch of U3A is very active and offers a warm and friendly welcome to new members.

 

We are an organisation in which members run classes for the benefit of their fellow members. We support a wide range of interests and members pursue their learning not for qualifications but for fun and interest.

 

We are based for our monthly meetings in Victoria Baptist Church Hall, Eldon Road, Eastbourne but most of the group sessions are held in group members premises.

 

Please see website for more details.

Supported by a network of volunteers, Contact the Elderly organises monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties for small groups of older people aged 75 and over, who live alone, offering a regular and vital friendship link every month.

 

We currently have three volunteer-led tea party groups in Eastbourne creating a warm, friendly welcome to older people in the town who might otherwise struggle to get out and about and make new friends.

 

We are seeking more volunteer drivers to pick up and accompany our older guests to the tea parties. The commitment is just one Sunday afternoon a month. Contact Julia Rivas on 01273 805451 for more information or visit our website; www.contact-the-elderly.org.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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