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Fishtank, oil on canvas

Posted 09:04 Monday, Oct 8, 2012 In: Visual Arts Tags: , , , , ,

In part 2 of his account of the life and times of the Indian spiritual teacher Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (1931-1990), Sean O’Shea provides some brief background on Bhagwan, describes his diagnosis of the plight of modern man and the means he proposed for addressing his distress.

Posted 10:14 Thursday, Oct 4, 2012 In: SOS
Anti road protesters at Combe Haven

Campaign against BHLR steps up a gear

Roughly two hundred people attended a “Stop the Road” Camp & Rally in Combe Haven Valley on 29/30 September, celebrating the beauty of the valley and enjoying a remarkable weekend of speeches, workshops, shadow puppetry, children’s theatre, story-telling, campfires, local music and great food. Nearly half of those attending signed a new pledge, expressing their willingness to ‘take part in acts of peaceful resistance to the road’, with some fifty people taking part in an “Introduction to Direct Action” workshop on the Saturday afternoon.

Fresh Veg and New Bins

Fresh veg and new bins feature in the ‘way forward’ for Central St Leonards, residents heard last Thursday September 27. Over 50 people gathered at The Magnet, London Road, to hear a number of presentations under the banner of The Way Forward Group, writes Richard Hull.

Internationally renowned glass artist, Maria McClafferty, is showing her latest works in a new Caribbean flavoured show taking place at the Hastings Arts Forum. Hot reporter Joe Fearn went along to view the stunning glass sculptures, and to sample Grenadian rum punch!

Posted 12:57 Tuesday, Oct 2, 2012 In: Visual Arts

Claire Richardson: The Forgotten People Trinity Gallery, Hastings.

Posted 12:38 In: Visual Arts
Sepia handshake

Restoring community harmony

Community Resolution was launched by Sussex Police in January 2011. An alternative to the Criminal Justice System, it uses the principles, methodology and techniques of restorative justice, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick

Telling Stories at Hastings Museum

Telling Stories at Hastings Museum

There are all sorts of stories we tell ourselves, to children, to friends, to parents, to strangers; some true, some embroidered, some simply with facts conveniently omitted or an embellishment of the truth. Long, short, tall, true, false, shaggy dog tales. So hearing that there was an exhibition of Telling Stories at the Hastings Museum  HOT reporter Lauris Morgan-Griffiths’

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