This company was recommended by a friend and they were brilliant. The guys who delivered the…read moreequipment were super friendly, arrived right on time and were really quick setting up and taking it all down, which was a huge relief as we only had the hall booked for half an hour before and after the gusts were there. We hired the Pirate bouncy castle, ball pit, foam building shapes and some of the ride on toys and they were all a massive hit. We had children from 18 months - 10 years and there was something for everyone. The parents were also happy because the kids were so occupied and went home knackered and ready for bed. I can't recommend them enough. They even sent me an email the week before, confirming all the details , just for my peace of mind. Super impressed.

unforchantly we were very disappointed when hiring one of your bouncy castles the castle went down…read more3 times in 3 hours one time there was a 2 year old child on the castle. when we informed the man that this had happened he wasn't at all bothered also when he came to drop it of there was 2 kids with him bouncing on the castle while he was setting up. i found this very unprofessional. because of these things i will not be using bouncy bouncy again.

Edward Reeves Photography is named after the Edward Reeves (unsurprisingly) who founded the shop in…read morethe mid 19th century, as he became interested in the new art/science of photography. Now it is is run by Thomas Reeves, who is Edward's great grandson, which I bet would make Edward quite happy, that is, of course assuming Thomas wants to run the shop, which I have no reason to believe he doesn't, so I'm sure Edward, and Thomas are happy (well not Edward, because he's not here, but you know what I mean anyway). Anyway. The Shop sells a nice range of local photographic art, and memoribila pieces, as well as some paintings too. One particularly eye catching one, was of Lewes Bonfire from the 19th century, which would be a great little piece of art for any Lewesian to have hanging from their walls. The company itself provides commerical and private photography for functions, and it's photos look very clean, sharp and well done to me. Nice shop to go in for that little bit of history, and come out with something else.

An excellent photographers - I regulary engage their services on behalf of my firm. There was a…read moretelevision documentary about a year ago that showed their ancient studio and archive - fascinating. Highly recommended.

This is a gem of a find, tucked away in the village of Compton…read more The gallery is the only one in the UK dedicated to a single artist, and contains the works of George Frederic Watts, the 19th Century British Symbolist painter whose works also hang in the Tate Gallery in London. Married to the potter and philanthropist Mary Fraser-Tytler, the developed the site as a centre for teaching pottery and other artistic skills. The gallery opened in 1904 but has been expanded over the years. Designed in the Arts & Crafts style, the galleries are top-lit to display Watts' paintings under natural light. The complex also includes Limnerlease, the artists' home, now a museum, a shop, contemporary art gallery (with rotating exhibitions) and two studios where courses are held. It is known for its lectures and events. Most people, however, just visit for the tea shop and the lovely grounds. The tea shop is housed in the same building as the shop, but there's a separate serving hatch if you want to eat outside. In high summer, they erect a large marquee and serve meals in the garden of the gallery as well. On our visit, we sampled the Welsh Rarebit (one with mushroom & tomato, one with bacon & sausage). Served with a salad garnish on a thick slive of sourdough bread, these were filling and delicious. They also serve an extensive collection of cakes. We've found service to be a little haphazard when it is very busy, though it is always freindly, and it such a lovely spot we come back again and again. The site has two parking areas, but it does get busy in summer (there is also parking at Limnerlease and the Clore Learning Studio, opposite). The village itself is also known for the Watts Memorial Chapel, which is a short walk from the Gallery and can be visited at the same time. The chapel - with an astonishingly lavish interior in the British Art Nouveau style, with Celtic, Eqyptian and Romanesque inspiration - was designed by Mary Fraser-Tytler, second wife of George Frederic Watts.

This is a fabulous art gallery. You must visit in order to see what good art looks like. As part of…read moreyour trip here you can even pop into the gift shop and then have some tasty nice food in the onsite tearoom. Recommended. Check on the website to find some details of events etc. Nice place.

Really spacious Parish Hall which holds lots of different classes and workshops. They also have a…read morepiano for hire! Highly recommend and www.creativeyou.uk will be holding art workshops there

Have had a company event there, and I did like the place…read more It's a shame that the room they put our presentation in looked like a gym with foldout chairs in it, as that was a disappointment. The bar area on the ground floor is a lovely space, the snacks and staff were great, and the wine was good. I can't recommend the venue as I was not the one organising the event, but it did serve its purpose exceedingly well.

This company mainly deals with school phots or large group phots. With all the equipment ready all…read moreyou have to do is turn up and they do the rest for you. I worked for a week during a summer holiday and the guys that run this place were always having a laugh with the people and everyone had a good time, except me who had to build and take down the stage everytime! They also have branding services and will develop all your photgraphs for you at a competitive price. With web designing soon to be another feather in their cap. They also offer prom & ball services so that the school leavers can get a nice memento of their final days at school. The more people that get together the cheaper it becomes so get a few mates together if you are leaving school and want proffesional pictures of your day. Check out the website as it can give you a much better insight.

I've walked & driven past here so many times but, until tonight, I'd never had a drink at the Royal…read moreOak. I simply had to pay a visit to see TWs second best band, Weapons of Acoustic Havoc, play their first gig here. It's heavily panelled and rather large, I understand they do a good food offering but I was most impressed with their ale selection. OK, Harveys is the (excellent) regular in these parts but they also offer Larkins and a have a couple of guest ales available. They did two Dark Star bitters that were really well kept. The young barman was well informed about 'em too. I think they rotate Hobgoblin on occasion. This is all good, there aren't enough places doing unusual pints in TW for my money. Hard to say much more but I'll return for some chow & update accordingly. Friendly with potential. Three stars!

Since a change of management, the food and atmosphere have improved…read more Friendly staff and a fantastic ever changing menu make the Royal Oak well worth a visit. I particularly enjoyed the original choices for vegetarian meals; a demonstration I believe of culinary flare.

Great mobile DJ and equipment hire service provided…read more Really efficient and helpful.

Paul Budd of Unity made our wedding on 10th June 2016 in Brighton an absolute memory of lifetime…read more The tunes were perfect, the dance floor packed and his professionalism and great personality made the night perfect. Thank you Paul for the time you spent getting to know us and the effort you put in. Danny & Bex