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Archives for 2013 | Page 39 of 56
Tesco trumps local opposition
Despite overwhelming public opposition from the residents of Ore, Hastings Borough Council planning department has recently approved Tesco’s application to take over the Oddfellows public house, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick.
World class string quartet fundraises for anti-Link Road campaigners
The Barbican string quartet played to a packed Village Hall in Crowhurst last Sunday evening. Billed as ‘The Road to Nowhere Fundraising Concert’, the show was a sell-out and raised funds for the villagers’ campaign against the Bexhill Hastings Link Road.
St John Passion in St Leonards
We had another musical evening last night, courtesy of the Hastings Philharmonic Choir, in the magnificent Oxford Movement building of Christ Church, Saint Leonards. If there’s classical music going, I believe in seizing the opportunity, and although choral music isn’t my favourite, you can’t go far wrong with Bach, writes Antony Mair.
Hastings City of Culture’s rum deal
A proposal to rebrand street drinkers in Hastings and St Leonards as pirates is just one of the ideas being put forward as part of the town’s bid to become the UK’s City of Culture for 2017 writes HOT’s John Diamond-White.
Adrian Arbib talks about his work
Press photographer, Adrian Arbib concluded his exhibition, “Solsbury Hill, Chronicle of a Road Protest” at Hastings Arts Forum last Tuesday with an illustrated talk. HOT’s Nick Weekes was in attendance
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