Crowborough Athletic had an excellent two-one victory at third-placed Glebe on Saturday
It came before playing out a nil-nil draw at home to Bearsted yesterday.
AFC Uckfield Town gained a well-earned point last Saturday from a goal-less draw at Eastbourne Town. But, on Easter Monday, Uckfield were beaten by the only goal at Lingfield in their penultimate match of the season.
In the Mid Sussex League, Uckfield United secured promotion from their division after a convincing four-nil win over one of their closest rivals Wivelsfield Green at New Barn Farm on Saturday. Barring an unlikely heavy defeat in their final match, United will be promoted as champions.
In other weekend results from the Mid Sussex League, Rotherfield were two-one winners over AFC Southwick, while Nutley won three-nil at Copthorne A.
There was agony for Lewes, who have missed out on a play-off place in the Isthmian Premier Division after taking just one point out of six over the weekend. In a dramatic match against Kingstonian on Saturday, Lewes conceded a 97th minute goal in a three-three draw. Lewes then went down to a late goal in a one-nil defeat yesterday at Bognor Regis.
Eastbourne MP Josh Babarinde OBE has today written to the Chief Executive of Trueform, Jonathan Morley, to raise concerns about delays to the installation of new bus shelters across the town.
The popular leisure pool at Eastbourne’s Sovereign Centre will remain open this winter, giving local families residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy swimming and family fun during the cold months.
The Alliance for Wealden will retain majority control of Wealden District Council following the announcement of the withdrawal of its two Labour councillors.
The Sussex-based disability charity SASBAH has announced its first-ever Charity Fire Walk, a fundraising challenge designed to raise vital funds and awareness for its work supporting more than 1,000 people across the county.
In a letter to East Sussex County Council Leader, Councillor Andy Woolley, Eastbourne MP Josh Babarinde has raised serious concerns about what he describes as the “nonsensical timetable” for the Station Parade bus lane works and called on them to “urgently reconsider”.