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The Sussex bonfire season goes out with a bang with the Robertsbridge Bonfire and its torchlit procession.
7am - Traditonally a maroon signals the start of Bonfire Day in Robertsbridge and heralds the arrival of our members at the Recreation Ground to begin the set up - The Recreation Grounds & Pocket Park will be closed to the public from this point.
9am - "Bonfire Breakfast" available at the Robertsbridge Club
Our bonfire Elves, serving up Bangers to our members and the General Public to 11am
2pm - Judging of the Guy Competition
5pm - Road Closure order commences
Parking in the village is suspended
7:15pm (approximately) - A maroon signals the start of the procession from the Station
8:30pm (approximately) - The procession arrives at the Recreation Ground and assembles around the Bonfire
8:45pm - Robertsibridge Bonfire Society (RBS) lead Bonfire Prayers before the Bonfire is lit
9pm (approximately) - Grand Fireworks Display
| Robertsbridge Bonfire Night (22 Nov 2025) |
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