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LDC Local Development Framework
2026 Vision: Your Community, Your Future. The LDC is currently working to produce the Core Strategy document that will replace the Lewes District Local Plan and form an important part of its Local Development Framework (LDF).
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Lewes Community Land Trust
The Lewes Community Land Trust has been formed as an effective alternative to private, profit-driven development. It will compete with other developers to acquire suitable sites on behalf of the community and then build and manage developments that people actually want.
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Lewes CLT on Facebook
Just a presence at the moment - to be developed.
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What's On in Lewes
Lewes District Council's 'What's On' Diary.
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Viva Lewes
Viva Lewes produces the weekly vivalewes.com listings web magazine as well as the monthly guide that is delivered to every house in the town.
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What's On at the Con CLub
The best music venue in Lewes. Admission is always free to members.
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Lewes Coalition
Cliffe Residents Association, Friends of Lewes, Grange Road Residents Association, Lansdown Place & Friars Walk Residents Association, Lewes Community Land Trust, Lewes Flood Action, Lewes House Group, Lewes Matters, Living Streets (Lewes branch), Mountfield Road Residents Association, Phoenix Action, Residents Against Inappropriate Development, Western Road Residents Association to name but a few!
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Lewes Town Council
At the Council’s annual ceremony of Mayor-making on 13th May, Cllr Dr Micheal Turner was elected to serve for the 2010/11 municipal year, taking over from Cllr Amanda Dean.
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Citylife
Citylife is a national charitable organisation supporting causes that give people a better future. Nationally, Citylife supports charities by issuing Charitable Bonds as a unique and innovative way to raise new funds for social benefit.
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Lewes Railway Land Project
On the edge of Lewes by the River Ouse, are more than twenty acres of land, used for over fifty years as rail yards. When they were dismantled, they became a wasteland. After twenty-five years of benign neglect, the land was saved from development by a group of local residents. Since then, it has become a prized nature reserve around which several social and ecological projects gravitate.
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Friends of Lewes
The Friends of Lewes was founded in 1952. Its aims are to stimulate public interest in the beauty, history and character of the town of Lewes and its surrounding area; and to organise concerted action for protecting and enhancing the townscape and for preserving free access to the surrounding area.
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Community Land Trusts
Community Land Trusts are established in communities to acquire land, fixed assets and then hold them in perpetuity for the benefit of the local community. They work on a non-profit basis, accessing public, private and charitable finance and tapping into the resources of their community to provide and manage affordable housing, workspace, community buildings and assets and green space.
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Development Trusts Association
The Development Trusts Association is the leading network of community enterprise practitioners dedicated to helping people set up development trusts and helping existing development trusts learn from each other and work effect.
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Lewes Forum
Any posts in the Lewes.co.uk Forum are posted by individuals acting in their own right and do not necessarily reflect the views of the webmaster.
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