Uckfield Anderida got back to winning ways with a convincing nine-wicket win over Tunbridge Wells Borderers at the Victoria Ground.
There was victory too for Crowborough, who won at Mayfield’s third team by 66 runs.
There was disappointment for Buxted Park, who lost to Seaford by six wickets.
Elsewhere, Isfield went top of their league after a 119-run victory over Pett. Newick defeated Bexhill’s second eleven by 23 runs. Barcombe beat Crawley Down by 30 runs, while Fletching had a 21-run win over St Matthias.
There was a close finish at Plumpton and East Chiltington, where the home side beat St Andrews Burgess Hill by just three runs.
Blackboys remain top of their division after a 106-run win over Bells Yew Green’s third team.
There were defeats for Rotherfield and Nutley.
Turning to local football, and in Saturday’s pre-season friendlies, AFC Uckfield Town lost two-nil at Sutton Athletic, while Crowborough Athletic beat neighbours Jarvis Brook one-nil.
NHS Sussex issued an urgent request for residents to utilize community-based urgent care services instead of Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments during the peak winter season
Speaking in the House of Commons yesterday (12th January), Eastbourne MP Josh Babarinde called for the resignation of the Chief Executive of South East Water, David Hinton, after local residents were left with little or no water over the weekend.
Hailsham Town Council is encouraging residents to mark Friday 20th March in their diaries, when the first in a new series of Friday trial events for Hailsham Street Market will take place at Blackmans Yard, located behind the Town Council offices in Market Street. The trials will run across a ten‑week period and will include five further market dates during the spring.
Local community groups and voluntary organisations in Hailsham have shared in grant funding totalling more than £14,000 following the allocation of awards under the Town Council’s 2025/26 Community Grant Scheme.
Mims and her team have been working all hours over the whole weekend, like others, to help as much as they can with delivering water to residents of East Grinstead, Uckfield, and the villages.
Parts of East Sussex are currently experiencing significant water supply problems, with residents in Eastbourne and the village of Upper Dicker facing low pressure or no water at all.