 The town has also produced three Prime Ministers and a number of Victoria Cross winners.Life Members

G. Blatch
I. Newby
D. R. Cleaton OBE
E. A. Pugh
Mrs. J. Goodman
M. Sellars
R. L. Hayes
D. Stevens
C. W. Hill
G. Thompson
D. R. Hill
P. Ungoed

Vice presidents

G. J. Beal
J. Bird
M. Cockburn
M. Cornford
R. Debril
P. Ditch
G. Flynn
T. Govett
A. Hutchinson
A. Lamberth
M. Lovesay
D. Marshall
T. Matthews
D. Nash
I. Nathan
T. Newby
J. Owlett
M. Parker
J. Peerless
S. Powney
S. Rhodes
D. Scudder
R. G. Shed
C. Sheppard
R. Sillett
A. Smith
J. Squires
C. Tucknott
J. Turner
L. Twelftree
S. Twelftree
J. Vara
A. Walker

On September 11, 2005, a youth section was created, nicknamed "Seaford Storm" and coached by members of the starting XV (over 20s).This was especially pleasing for the town, as, especially due to the World Cup victory in 2003 by England, young, would-be rugby stars were increasingly in the mood to play the game, but the nearest local side was situated in Lewes, a full fifteen miles away.