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Archives for 2013 | Page 54 of 56
A natural slice of life
HOT has previously reviewed the gallery in the empty shop in Bexhill-on-Sea town centre, however, with a changing raft of artists from the De La Warr Pavilion’s Artist critique group in the Twelve by Six show, HOT reporter, Lauris Morgan-Griffiths, thought it well worth a revisit to see their last show.
My first visit to court
I’ve never been to court before, having never had any reason to go, either voluntarily or under official obligation, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick. However, on Monday morning, I entered Hastings Magistrates’ Court on Bohemia Road, partly to support a fellow nature defender and partly with my ‘HOT hat’ on, as an observer and listener.
Continuing connections with Fran
I would like to say a huge, sincere and hearty ‘THANK YOU’ to everyone who said my words about Fran McKeown were a fitting tribute to such a well-liked, respected and admired person, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick. It’s also been extremely heart-warming to read the other personal tributes that have been written about her and to get some insights into her life.
Back to work on the BHLR
After a few days of Christmas and New Year rest and recuperation for some and I imagine, urgent strategy planning for others, work on the BHLR has begun again, with chain saw crews, police, private security guards, engineers, tree and nature protectors and road opponents returning to their pre-holiday positions, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick.
Another Draw for United
On what always seemed to be a controversial and tasty affair, it was that point in the season for Wealdstone to visit the Pilot Field. This match was significant for two United players. It was Liam O’Brien’s home debut for the U’s and it was Josh Jirbandey’s 166th and final appearance for the U’s, writes Liam Willis.
Who’s the torturer?
Milan Rai, editor of Peace News shares his thoughts about the recent arrest of a Nepali former soldier in St Leonards.
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