New website for Uckfield Heritage

Wednesday, 23 October 2024 19:39

The address is: www.uckfieldheritage.co.uk

The website has sections devoted to Bridge Cottage, Nutley Windmill and our shop. You can do everything on it that you could on the old website, but navigating the new site should be easier.

At the same time we have set up new email addresses:

admin@uckfieldheritage.co.uk (for Bridge Cottage, press enquiries, bookings etc)

windmill@uckfieldheritage.co.uk (for all enquiries about Nutley Windmill)

shop@uckfieldheritage.co.uk (for all enquiries about our shop in Bell Walk)

If you use the old web address, you will be re-directed to the new site. Old email addresses will remain valid for a short change over period, but, from now on, please use the above details for all contact with Uckfield Heritage.

Our telephone numbers remain as they were.

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