M.E.G.A.  

Make Eastbourne Great Again Inc. 

Proudly independent, community-led initiative committed to making Eastbourne and the Bays even better—through action, creativity, and a bit of cheeky humour. We’re not a political party, we’re not council-funded, and we’re definitely not here for the limelight. M.E.G.A. is a registered incorporated society run entirely by locals who live here, love it here, and want to see real results for the community. Our board is made up of everyday Eastbournites—people who know the issues, care about the place, and aren’t afraid to speak up, pitch in, and push for better outcomes. From backing local events and groups to challenging silly decisions and dreaming up fresh ideas, M.E.G.A. is here to serve the community—not the bureaucracy. We’re about connection, common sense, and community spirit—with a bit of satire to keep things honest.

FAQ


We are different, and not everyone will like us...... but you're still welcome here.

Can I stay anonymous?

Absolutely! You can use an alias if you prefer to remain incognito. Just keep in mind that living in Eastbourne or the Bays area could help you understand some of the more localised issues and events - Everyone is welcome.

If you’re happy to have your real name linked to your posts or articles, that’s totally fine too. We’re after your participation, not your life story (though we do like you, promise).

If you’re sharing photos, make sure they don’t accidentally reveal your secret identity—unless you’re fine with the world knowing who captured that stunning sunset. But please, do send stuff. We love it.

M.E.G.A. Rules:
As Freedom of Speech is essential in M.E.G.A. philosophy so there are really no rules except for extreme cases of abuse. We are not about censorship.

Ah, the age-old question—what sets M.E.G.A. apart from the wonderful (and sometimes wonderfully opinionated) tapestry of local rags, Facebook groups, and community newsletters?

First off, let’s be clear: we’re not here to replace, criticize, or rain on anyone’s parade. The Herald, the Eastbourne and Days Bay Community Facebook groups, and those ever-polite Residents’ Association newsletters all do a fantastic job. You need to find a lost cat? They’ve got you. Keen on debating the appropriate shade of blue for a beach sign? Perfect place.

But M.E.G.A.? Well, we dance to a different drum.

We’re not about fines, lost keys, or an endless parade of grandkid photos (as adorable as they may be). We’re here for big ideas, bold opinions, and the kind of cheeky mischief that makes life interesting.

We believe in freedom of speech—not just the parts that make everyone nod in polite agreement, but the real deal. If you have a point to make, make it. Whether our admins or members agree or not, we welcome robust, spirited discussions.

And perhaps most importantly? We’re here to shake things up with a whimsical, mischievous, and innovative spirit. If the local conversation were a dinner party, we’d be the guest who arrives with a bottle of something interesting, a controversial topic, and a twinkle in our eye.

Officially we are a Registered Incorporated Society. 
Make Eastbourne Great Again Incorporated has it's offices and officers all located in our community. 

That’s why M.E.G.A. is different. And that’s why you’re here.

Who is Captain Cooker XXXIII - Our Mascot ..........?

It started as a logo, a mascot, an idea. Now it is a dynasty, a sage, an adventure through time. A world where fantasy and fact collide in a rich tapestry that spans millennia.  Just Click the image on the left and unlock the secrets that have been uncovered by the MEGA Crew. Enjoy!


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Thanks, and remember: Eastbourne & The Bays are great— Cheers!