The story of Hastings in 66 objects
The Battle of Hastings may be the most famous date in British history, but a lot has happened in the 950 years since.
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St Leonards landmark restored to former glory
A small piece of local heritage, with a claim to being the longest surviving one of its kind anywhere in the country, has
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Council’s ‘refreshed’complaints policy raises concerns over fair treatment of critics
Hastings Borough Council has expanded its powers for dealing with complainants who are judged to be excessively persistent or vexatious.
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Council moves to sideline critics
Lodging a complaint with your local authority when you feel they have acted wrongfully or inappropriately is surely a democratic right. And one which has
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Old Town opens its gardens
The open gardens season organised by St Michael’s Hospice in Hastings and Rother is upon us – in the Old Town the gates are thrown
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Yella off-licence application refused
News that the Yella store in central St Leonards was seeking a licence to sell alcohol aroused widespread protests from local residents. In the event the
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Hastings to Brighton walk for peace
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Hare Krishna movement worldwide, the monks based in central London are this week making a pilgrimage
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Successful pop-up bookshop seeks new home
A group of local volunteers have become victims of their own success this week as the empty shop they were using has been successfully
