Extended Give Away Fund

Robertsbridge Age Concern and local rugby player Sharn-Louise Watson (pictured bottom left) are among the growing list of local groups and individuals to have benefited from The Park Lane Group’s Community Give Away. The Fund has now been extended with a deadline of Friday 25 August for applications.

Local charity Robertsbridge Age Concern, applied to the Park Lane Group for a hot plate to keep lunches hot as they serve. The charity meets every Monday at Robertsbridge Hall and offers residents opportunity to catch up socially and enjoy different activities as well as a hot lunch, see

Another recipient is Sharn-Louise Watson who plays rugby for EDRU (England Deaf Rugby Union). Sharn has been selected to play for the EDRU in Australia for a week-long 7s tournament next year and is currently fundraising via JustGiving to help meet the cost of flights and accommodation for her trip. The Park Lane Group were delighted to help with a donation towards her £1500 target.

To help us reach out to more charities we have extended the deadline for applications to the fund. Please Visit parklanegroup.net/giveaway here to apply.

According to managing director, Sue McGreevy “We feel really privileged to be helping so many different local groups and individuals. Applications have been really varied and often for specific equipment or help that might otherwise be hard to get support for so it’s been lovely to step in with our Community Give Away.

The Park Lane Group Community Give Away is open to charities, community groups and individuals in the Hastings, St. Leonards, Bexhill, Battle and Rye areas and is being covered by the Observer series.

1 August 2017

We’re proud to be celebrating 30 years this year, having grown from a single property development in 1987 to become one of the largest independent housebuilders in the area. Managing everything from property sales to our rental and maintenance service makes us a little different, but we believe it is our commitment to remaining local and serving the communities in which we also live and work that really sets us apart.