Buy your Christmas tree from RSPCA Brighton and help its animals

RSPCA Brighton is selling Christmas trees again to raise money for the animals in its care. You order online now and pick the tree up at the charity’s Christmas Tree Fayre on Saturday 28 November, between 10am and 4pm, at Braypool Lane.

The trees are freshly cut Nordmann firs, which the charity describes as low drop and pet safe. A 4ft tree costs £30, a 5ft £35, a 6ft £45, a 7ft £55 and an 8ft £65. The charity says every penny raised goes to RSPCA Brighton.

There’s no delivery and orders can’t be refunded. Trees have to be collected on the day unless you agree another time with the fundraising manager, Megan, by email.

The fayre itself has stalls, teas, coffees and hot chocolate, cakes and mince pies.

The branch is registered separately from the national RSPCA and raises its own money. It runs the animal centre in Patcham and a cattery at Bluebell Ridge in Hastings, and it covers an area from Worthing to Eastbourne and up to Crawley. It rehomed 1,137 animals in 2025.