With the Tuesday 22 April deadline to comment on Shaping Hastings, the Hastings Development Management Plan fast approaching, local resident, Naomi Robinson, organised a support session at the White Rock Hotel to help people navigate the complicated forms, both in paper format and online. HOT’s Zelly Restorick went along to talk to people and to tackle the procedure herself.
Percussionist, Jamie Harris, bass player, James Davison and tenor saxophonist, Ken Beattie have combined their musical talents to create a unique fusion of music influenced by jazz, world music, funk, free improv and rock and roll in their new band, Kens Milk, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick.
If there is one performance from the past that I would have liked to have witnessed it would have been Jacques Brel performing ‘Dans Le Port d’Amsterdam’ writes HOT’s John Knowles.
Please find the time to protect this important natural area.
Multiple award-winning comedian Phil Kay will unleash his unique, madcap comedy this May at the Electric Palace, writes Annie Waite.
As youngsters, we were told that making fishing nets was easy: all fishermen do is sew a few holes together! Well, now you can bring your own holes, create your own nets and much, much more at a series of wonderful workshops on offer at Stade Hall throughout May and June.
Residents are running out of time to object to development plans for various locations within Hastings and St Leonards. Jessica Parker reminds residents of the approaching deadline.
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