Getting East Sussex Moving
The East Sussex Healthy Weight Partnership has launched a new activity campaign called Getting East Sussex Moving. It celebrates the places we can get moving across the county, and encourages everyone to be more active.
Each month there will be a new focus and partners will be posting on social media using the hashtag #GettingEastSussexMoving.
Getting active in the festive season:
Ice skating
Festive outdoor activities
Getting ready for winter
Getting active indoors and out:
Support for adults:
Support for children:
Support for people with disabilities and long-term health conditions:
Get moving near you:
Leisure centres and swimming pools
- Wave Active leisure centres and swimming pools in Lewes and Eastbourne
- Freedom Leisure centres and swimming pools in Hastings, Rother and Wealden
- Healthy indoor activities for kids, including stretches
Outdoor activity (green and blue spaces)
Countryside Parks & Nature Reserves in East Sussex:
- Beachy Head
- Combe Valley Countryside Park
- Seaford Head Nature Reserve
- Hastings Country Park Local Nature Reserve
- Seven Sisters Country Park
Seafronts, reservoirs and lakes in East Sussex:
- Arlington Reservoir
- Information about beaches in Lewes District and Eastbourne Borough
- Information about beaches in Hastings
- Information about beaches in Rother
Woodlands in East Sussex:
- Friston Forest - Healthy Wealden
- Church Wood & Robsack Wood Local Nature Reserve
- Lewes Railway Land Local Nature Reserve
- Eastbourne Downland Woods - Woodland Trust
- Rother’s countryside – Rother District Council
Local parks in East Sussex:
Some ideas for walks in East Sussex: 123 Walks – One, two and three mile nature walk maps in East Sussex