“Time Please”: A new dark comedy
It’s closing time at the Hope and Anchor – and the Hope is the Anchor of a better day. A new play by established local writers and performers. See it here first, before they head off on tour.
It’s closing time at the Hope and Anchor – and the Hope is the Anchor of a better day. A new play by established local writers and performers. See it here first, before they head off on tour.
Hastings Herring Fair takes to the Stade this weekend, when the local fishing fleet will be celebrating 10 years since they were awarded MSC – Marine Stewardship Council – status for their sustainable methods of herring fishing. Councillor Dawn Poole, Hastings Borough Council’s lead member for regeneration, explains what’s on offer.
2014 winner of the Hastings International Piano Competition, Taek Gi Lee, has returned to the UK for a few select performances, including another recital at Fairlight Hall this Saturday, 31 October. This evening, 28 October, he is centrepiece of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra programme at the Fairfield Hall in Croydon with one of the most popular works ever written for the piano: Grieg’s piano concerto. HOT’s Chris Cormack knows Taek-Gi will show how he can master the dramatic opening, the rich lyrical melodies and the other passages of show-stopping virtuosity.
Hastings local residents have launched their new campaign, Don’t Frack With Sussex, to challenge the climate change strategy of the Rt Hon Amber Rudd, their MP and Secretary of State for Climate Change and Energy. Zelly Restorick reports.
Following the success of the ‘Thinking/Drawing’ exhibition last year,
A forty-foot container crammed with equipment and materials for schools, the health centre and the local community will soon be on its way to Hastings’ twin town, Hastings, Sierra Leone. The news comes from Hastings Sierra Leone Friendship Link.
Returning for the fifth year, Hastings Storytelling Festival comprises a wide spectrum