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The Association is one of nearly 200 clubs for National Trust members, spread throughout the British Isles.
It was formed in 1985 to provide a centre for members of The National Trust within the Seaford area, to meet socially and through talks and visits to get the greatest enjoyment from our beautiful buildings and countryside.
The Association has over 300 members which constitutes about 15% of the National Trust members in the Seaford area.
The Association organises:-
• Regular talks
• Visits to houses and gardens of note
• Short holidays in the UK and Europe to discover the treasures of a particular area.
• Social events including cream teas, lunches and coffee mornings.
A newsletter is published three times a year (April, August & December) and a programme of talks and visits is included together with booking forms for day trips, holidays and social events as appropriate.
Meetings are normally held on the third Wednesday of each month between October and March at the
Cross Way, Steyne Road, Seaford.
These meetings commence at 2:30pm and generally finish
about 4:30pm. Admission is free for members
and visitors are welcome on payment of a donation. Tea and biscuits are
available at the end of the meeting.
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