Bachène and Birch about to zoom into view
Two talented local artists, up-and-coming on the Hastings/St Leonards art scene, bring you an exciting and vibrant mixed media exhibition at the
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Latest HOT Stuff
- Born To Be
- Do-or-die time for the pier
- Top musicians support festival welcoming refugees to Hastings
- St Leonards man in Ashes series
- Two more piano recitals
- News from the 1066 Local Energy Campaign
- Angie Braven at Fleet Gallery
- Marshalls needed for St Leonards Festival 2018
- Tottenham Legends come to town!
- Hastings Harbour: Promises, Empty Promises
- TENOME: Eyes On Hand
- Enter World Crazy Golf Championships 2018
- Volunteers needed for a youth mental health study
- Vocal Explosion’s new season starts
- Master Balladeer – Peter Bolwell
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Council loses appeal over pier compensation
Hastings Borough Council has lost its Supreme Court appeal against the ruling that it is liable to pay compensation for business losses suffered when
(Read more...)A ‘big friendly read’ for children this summer
Mix together the work of one of Britain’s best-loved storytellers, the creaking but still very much alive public library service, and a
(Read more...)Sea-front memorial to Jeremy Birch completed
A community arts project has been completed in Warrior Square in St Leonards in memory of Jeremy Birch, council leader in 2001-08 and 2010-15
(Read more...)Hastings Fringe announces participating venues
The second Hastings Fringe Festival 2016 will take place from Tuesday 30 August until Sunday 4 September inclusive at a number of venues throughout Hastings
(Read more...)At the cutting edge of Sheared Wit
HOT’s Erica Smith meets Simon Charterton, the man behind many of the more interesting musical events in the area, and finds out what
(Read more...)Sign up for The Big Sleep Hastings 2016
Registration is now open for The Big Sleep Hastings 2016, raising awareness of homelessness and money for Seaview, the local organisation that
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