Businesses in Hastings (& nearby)
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Laton Ash Nursery, Hastings
Located close to the town centre, Laton Ash is conveniently situated between Blacklands and Elphinstone schools. The Nursery is privately owned and occupies part of a large detached house, using the ground and lower ground floors.
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Scants Motor Services, Bexhill
We pride ourselves on running a busy workshop that has all it's expertise under one roof, the ultimate aim being to provide the customer with the highest quality of workmanship.
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etyres, Battle
Established in 1992, Etyres has many years experience in the tyre fitting trade, and provides mobile tyre fitting to clients throughout the UK. The company covers the area of East Sussex.
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Saffron Art Gallery, Battle
Saffron is a contemporary fine art gallery based in Battle since 1999. We exhibit internationally collected artists alongside selected regional and local artists, some already established, some emerging.
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Southern Cross Travel, Rye
Southern Cross Travel was established in 1984 by Penny and Trevor Bones, who have a long involvement with travel to, and within Australia, New Zealand and the Far East.
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Leasam Farm Oast, Rye
Leasam Farm Oast is set in eight acres and has breathtaking views of the valley and affords complete seclusion for that special wedding. The wedding reception can be celebrated inside or outside according to the client's requirements.
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1st Choice Inflatables, Robertsbridge
With the largest selection of high quality Inflatables for hire in the south east, 1st Choice Inflatables offer inflatables rental to Kent & Sussex, though other areas may be available on request.
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Mad Hatters Fancy Dress, Bodiam
At Mad Hatters we are the fancy dress experts. Our range of award winning costumes is second to none. With over 3000 costumes sourced both nationally and internationally, we really do give our customers a huge choice.
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One of the most famous names in British history, today, the East Sussex town of Hastings is home to 90,000 people.
As every schoolchild knows, the Battle of Hastings took place in 1066, and was a decisive victory in the Norman Conquest.
Fishing was the main industry in Hastings for many years, but by the 19th century, the arrival of the railways made the town a popular seaside resort, and tourism became increasingly important.
There are lots of small businesses situated on the various industrial estates around Hastings. The main shopping area is Priory Meadow Shopping Centre with 56 shops.
Today, visitors enjoy a variety of attractions including Hastings Fishermen’s Museum and the unusual and interesting Cliff Railways.