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On Monday 24 September HOT is holding an open meeting where you are invited to meet the team behind Hastings OnlineTimes – our local community website.

Posted 20:22 Thursday, Sep 13, 2012 In: The HOT Planet Tags:
By Philip Oakley

Brighten your day

Forget your normal white-walled gallery setting… HOT reporter Erica Smith rates The Admiral Benbow in St Leonards as her Coastal Currents top tip.

Posted 20:19 In: Arts News Tags: , , , ,

The government has given the green light for the council to go ahead with the compulsory purchase of Hastings pier, an important element in the restoration process headed by the Hastings Pier and White Rock Trust writes HOT journalist Nick Terdre.

Posted 18:53 In: Home Ground Tags: , , , ,
Cathy Simpson illustration

New dog fouling initiative

Having listened to comments from local residents and visitors over the years, I know that dog fouling is high on the list of ‘Things We Want To Change In Hastings & St Leonards’, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick.

Posted 11:19 Wednesday, Sep 12, 2012 In: Green Times Tags: , , ,
Anima projection

Coastal Currents overview

Hastings and St Leonards annual arts festival, Coastal Currents, started last weekend and HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths has been going through the programme.

Posted 19:26 Tuesday, Sep 11, 2012 In: Arts News Tags: , , , , ,

HOT reporter Cathy Simpson ponders SOLO, an exhibition of film, video and performance at Electro Studios Project Space, St Leonards, and part of the Coastal Currents Visual Arts Festival.  Contrary to the show’s title, this is actually a group exhibition by nine women artists:

Posted 10:23 Monday, Sep 10, 2012 In: Visual Arts Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Celebrate Combe Haven

In a survey of their natural assets, East Sussex County Council (ESCC) have identified Combe Haven as a site of exceptional tranquility – far away from road noise and human interference. This also makes it a site of scientific interest, with an abundance of rare wildlife and an area of natural beauty, writes HOT journalist Erica Smith.

Posted 14:44 Friday, Sep 7, 2012 In: Home Ground Tags: , , , , , , ,
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