WestboundLibrary, opposite, towards Newhaven and Brighton
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Live travel
Live train and bus times for central Seaford, and where to check roads, parking and the weather before you set off.
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Times from National Rail, refreshed every minute. You can also see the official departure and arrival boards.
Times from bustimes.org (open bus data from every operator), refreshed every minute. means the bus is tracked live and shows minutes to go; a clock time is from the timetable. Buses also stop at the railway station and on Steyne Road.
Seaford station is at the end of the branch line from Lewes, a few minutes' walk from Clinton Place and the seafront. Southern trains run to Brighton by way of Newhaven and Lewes; for London, change at Lewes. For tickets and step-free access, use National Rail's Seaford station page.
Brighton & Hove Buses run along the coast road through Seaford, west to Newhaven and Brighton and east to Eastbourne. The main stops are by the library on Sutton Park Road. See every bus serving Seaford on bustimes.org, which covers all operators.
The A259 coast road runs through Seaford, with the A27 carrying longer-distance traffic through Sussex. National Highways' live travel updates cover current incidents, disruption and major-road closures, while one.network shows local roadworks and closures in and around Seaford.
For flights from Sussex, check the airports' own live boards before setting out: Gatwick departures, Gatwick arrivals, Heathrow departures and Heathrow arrivals.
East Sussex County Council's parking pages cover on-street parking, permits and fines. Car parks are on our map where open map data records them.
Public toilets, car parks and the station are on our map where open map data records them. National Rail's station page above covers step-free access at Seaford station.
The seafront can be much windier than the streets behind it, and Seaford Head more so. Our home page has a three-day forecast for the town, and the Met Office issues the official warnings.