One of the main Hastings attractions is The Stade, the beach, the boats and, most importantly, the fishermen. And hearing there is an exhibition of fishermen – Generations – by local photographer John Cole, HOT reporter Lauris Morgan-Griffiths talked to John about his on-going, 20-year project photographing these tough, brave men.
Overlooking Warrior Square Station are two Victorian villas, 1 and 3 Chapel Park Road. The planning application to replace them with a block of 29 flats will be considered by the planning committee this coming Wednesday, 6 November, at a meeting in Hastings Town Hall starting at 6pm. Local resident Bernard McGinley considers the implications for St Leonards.
Gladedale’s new application to redevelop the Archery Ground in St Leonards comes before the planning committee on Wednesday 6 November, this time with the backing of the Save The Archery Ground group. If it is approved, as seems likely, work on the site is expected to start early next year. Nick Terdre reports.
Bruce Williams is an artist who likes to paint large and say it as he sees it. HOT reporter, Lauris Morgan-Griffiths, went along to meet his bold, dramatic paintings on show at the Stables Art Gallery.
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