New to Hastings
How things are run here, for anyone who has just moved in: the two councils, your ward and councillors, and the first things people usually register for. Each link goes to the body that runs it.
Two councils
Hastings Borough Council runs the day-to-day services in the town: its page names bin collection, benefits, housing, parking, sports and recreation. East Sussex County Council runs, in the borough council's words, schools and education, libraries, roads and transport and adult social care. Your council tax bill comes from the borough council and pays for both, and for the police and fire services.
- How Hastings Borough Council can help you ↗
Hastings Borough Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
- New to Hastings (the borough council's pages) ↗
Hastings Borough Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
Your ward and councillors
Hastings is split into wards. Each has borough councillors; the county council is elected by larger divisions. Type your postcode on the councillors page to see yours.
The first things to register
- Council tax when you move ↗
Hastings Borough Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
The borough council's page for telling its council tax team you've moved in.
Also: What each band pays
- Your bin collection day ↗
Hastings Borough Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
- How to find an NHS dentist ↗
NHS (nhs.uk) · checked 11 Oct 2026
- Apply for a school place ↗
East Sussex County Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
- On-street parking permits ↗
East Sussex County Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
- Join the library ↗
East Sussex County Council · checked 11 Oct 2026
Keeping up
Dates and registering
The next closing dates for school applications in East Sussex: 31 October 2026 for a secondary school place; 15 January 2027 for a primary school place. Every date.
Births, deaths, marriages and civil partnerships are registered at Hastings Register Office in the Town Hall, by appointment. Its hours, and what to do when.