BREAKING: Popular Eastbourne taxi firm boss dies suddenly
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Chris Islip died on Sunday (April 10). He was 62.
Mr Islip, who lived in Cavendish Avenue, was behind Sussex Cars and previously ran a club in the town.
He was described by friends and colleagues as a much loved general manager and respected figure in the town who would be missed by many.
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Hide AdMr Islip was also a prominent fund raiser and as well as raising money with the firm for local charities, sponsored various local events.
We will have more on this story and tributes later.
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