This is the first edition of the East Sussex Community Transport Directory. If you wish to be included in this directory or you have an amendment, please complete the form found by clicking here.
All the schemes are listed at the beginning of the section, with the detailed information following. There is also an alphabetical list of every scheme available here.
If you know of any other schemes which operate in East Sussex, please fill in the New Additions/Amendments form which can be found by clicking here.
Please note that all of the above Hyperlinks (the blue 'here's), may be reached from the Community Transport Directory titlepage (the previous page), and this may be reached at any time by clicking on the 'Community Transport Directory' ticket on the left of the page.
There are a variety of community transport schemes in East Sussex and although they do not fit neatly into categories because of their
individuality, they are broadly as follows:
routes to a timetable, picking up members of the general public.
their own cars.
which take groups of people, who often belong to a club, on specific
journeys such as a social outing or to a lunch club.
- Dial-a-Ride - these minibuses or accessible cars operate for individuals with disabilities to make everyday journeys.
- Non-Emergency Ambulance Services - these vehicles are specifically
designed to take people who require medical treatment.
type in Lewes, which co-ordinates the loan and use of community transport. Many of the named contacts are volunteers based at home, please respect this when calling.
Many of the schemes welcome new volunteers, so if you feel you are able to spare some time, please contact them direct.
Important Note:
The inclusion of a scheme in this directory is not an endorsement by the East Sussex Rural Transport Partnership of the service provided.
