Archive: Month: <span>March 2017</span>

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Elvis takes the stage for Seaview Choir

A memorable evening is in store next Saturday, 18 March, when Elvis impersonator Andy T King gives a concert in aid of the Seaview Project’s choir. Nick Terdre reports.

Posted 09:14 Monday, Mar 13, 2017 In: Music & Sound Tags: Alison Cooper, Andy T King, Black Market VIP Lounge, Chris Dodwell, Judy Rogers, Michael Foster, Nick Terdre, Seaview, Time To Shine

Founder member kicks off Zoom’s 2017 season

Zoom Arts kicks off its 2017 season at the St Leonards Warrior Square station gallery with a photographic show by founder member, Robert Maxted. Nick Terdre reports. Photos by Robert Maxted.

Posted 09:12 In: Photography Tags: Bar None, Barby Keel, Red Ladies, Robert Maxted, Rockitmen, Stade Hall, Zoom Arts

The Bloody Death Of Edmund Ironside: First Heard

Local filmmaker and writer, Glyn Carter, joins the ranks of local writers who have benefited from the innovative ‘First Heard’ project run by John Knowles at The Electric Palace Cinema, where he showcases his new play The Bloody Death Of Edmund Ironside at The Electric Palace Cinema on Wednesday the 15 March.

Posted 09:40 Friday, Mar 10, 2017 In: Performance Tags: 1016, 1066, Aethelred, Canute, Eadric The Grasper Streona, First Heard, History. Script writing, John Knowles., Queen Emma, The Bollody Death of Edmund Ironside

M&S hosts charity auction in aid of Sasbah

A charity auction is being held in aid of Sasbah – the Sussex Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus – at the M&S Ravenside store on Tuesday 21 March. Nick Terdre reports.

Posted 19:02 Wednesday, Mar 8, 2017 In: Health Matters Tags: Deep Purple, Helen Mirren, M&S, Michael Palin, Ridley Scott, Rom Sanglaji, Sasbah, Stephen Fry, Sussex Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, Wayne Rooney

Lewes signs up for fossil fuel divestment

The divestment campaign in East Sussex has taken a significant step forward, with Lewes Town Council adding its voice to calls for East Sussex Pension Fund to sell its investment in fossil fuels. Nick Terdre reports.

Posted 17:58 In: Campaigns Tags: Arnold Simanowitz, divestment, East Sussex, Hastings Borough Council, Julia Hilton, Karl Horton, Keep It In The Ground, Lewes, Rachel Crossley, Southwark, Susan Murray, Waltham Forest, Will Elliott

WATERWEEK 4 – Ponds

Local artists Clare Whistler and Charlotte Still return to present a week of events around the theme of water, focusing on local ponds, during the week of 25-31 March. HOT’s Xaverine M A Bates provides the details.

Posted 16:51 In: Arts News Tags: Butoh, Charlotte Still, Clare Whistler, ecology, Pete the Pond, ponds, water, WaterWeek

Hastings Irish Society?

St Patrick’s Day is imminent and there is likely to be good craic (fun or merriment) at the Albion in Old Town (see details below). Irish people and those of Irish descent comprise a significant minority amongst Hastings’s multi-cultural population. In this article HOT’s

Posted 12:53 In: SOS Tags: Albion George St, Gary Blakeley, James Joyce, Liz Porter, St Patrick's Day, The Red Geraniums, the stag inn, W.B. Yeats

Sad news about the booby

HOT’s Chandra Masoliver gives the sad news of the end of the valiant red footed booby’s life journey.

Posted 09:03 In: The HOT Planet Tags: Barbara Watson, British Airways, Cayman Island Environment Agency, Cayman Islands, Chandra Masoliver, Mallydams Wood Wildlife Centre, red-footed booby