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Latest updates on rollout of wheelie bins for refuse in Lewes district

Re-imagining Newhaven Programme

Lewes District Council has secured a place on a national pilot scheme that allows the council a more flexible approach to how it uses £37 million in government funding allocations.

Lewes District Council is one of only 10 local authorities nationally that has been invited onto the pilot.  It consolidates the Future High Streets Fund, Town Deal and Levelling Up Fund capital funding programmes being delivered in Newhaven.

Your Newhaven

For the most up to date information on all funding and wider regeneration work in Newhaven, including the 11 projects being delivered under the Re-imagining Newhaven Programme, please visit Your Newhaven

Newhaven Town Investment Plan

Our proposals for the Town Deal were formally presented as the Newhaven Town Investment Plan. This strategic document was submitted for assessment by the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government in January 2021.

Newhaven Town Investment Plan

Re-imagining Newhaven Board minutes (formerly known as the Newhaven Town Deal Board)

Re-imagining Newhaven Board Minutes (formerly the Newhaven Town Deal Board)

Chair of the Re-imagining Newhaven  Board: Chris Ketley FCA

Chris has been a partner at Knill James LLP Chartered Accountants in Lewes since 1988, with a specialism in proactive, multi-disciplinary, agile business and Board advisory services as well as over 30 years of significant SME/OMB expertise. 

Knill James LLP have both an established history and a significant substantial and growing number of business clients, large and small, in and around Newhaven, so are well represented from a commercial activity/business understanding perspective. 

Chris was born and bred in Seaford, where he has lived for the majority of his life, so this is an area where his roots lie and he is very keen to ensure that Newhaven and the Seaford Bay area flourishes.

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Last modified on 25 January 2024