Poll shock: Tory lead slashed by Labour
A survey of voting intentions in Hastings and Rye shows Labour closing the gap on the Conservatives to 4%. The poll was conducted by Coastal Action, who explain their findings.
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Candidates reject Tory proposals for the elderly
Proposed Conservative policies for the elderly have come under fire from the Labour and Liberal Democrat candidates. Nick Terdre reports.
The Smallhythe Trio
Lesbians. Suffragettes. Dramatists. L.G.B.T. Poet Laureate Trudy Howson explores, through poetry and prose, the Smallhythe Trio: Edith Craig, Christopher St John and Clare Atwood.
HVA’s Volunteers’ Week
Make a difference in your community. As part of Volunteers’ Week, Hastings Voluntary Action are joining other partners across East Sussex to celebrate all the people that make a difference in our communities. Volunteers’ Week is a national initiative running from 1 to 7 June, recognising the fantastic role that volunteers play in their communities.
Michael Phillips: Why you should vote Ukip
HOT has invited all five parliamentary candidates for Hastings & Rye to send us an electoral statement saying why they should get your vote. Here is the statement from the Ukip candidate, Michael Phillips.
Hastings honours Manchester bomb victims
A minute’s silence was held in Hastings on Tuesday as a mark of respect for the victims of Monday night’s bomb attack in Manchester. Nick Terdre reports.
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