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St Mary in the Castle announces Spring Season
One year on from reopening under the auspices of Buckswood School, St Mary in the Castle is going from strength to strength, writes Hannah Deeble.
Do dogs have beliefs?
With reference to the A Level Philosophy syllabus, HOT columnist Sean O’Shea gives examples of some of the questions discussed by philosophers without hesitation, but with enough repetition and deviation to get him thrown off Just A Minute.
We hope you will enjoy the show!
It’s a brilliant concept – bands and performers from a multitude of genres, all performing Beatles songs, all in one day, all under one roof. Beatles Day is back, bigger and better for its 15th instalment, as Grace Vogiatzis reports.
Searching for a grand design
Public input invited for town master plan: Chris Connelley gets excited by a novel opportunity to shape the future of Hastings and St Leonards bought to us courtesy of the Hastings Urban Design Group and RIBA.
Psychiatrist in dissent
Continuing with the theme introduced in Difference, deviation and dissent (18 Oct 2013) Sean O’Shea holds up a mirror to the world of mental health by discussing the work of psychiatry’s bête noire, the late Ronald David Laing (1927 – 1989).
Help save Speckled Wood in Ore
Speckled Wood in Ore is under threat from development. Again. Hearing about the latest prospect of development and consultation, HOT’s Zelly Restorick went along to the woodland to speak to Martin Newbold, Chairman of the Friends of Speckled Wood Management Trust.
St Leonards goes UpMarket
This Friday, Saturday and Sunday, St Leonards is celebrating the wealth of world-class designer makers that live in the area. There’s not one, but three designer maker events – one in the Baker Mamonova Gallery in Norman Road, and two in Kings Road (Claremont Studios and The Kave Gallery). Erica Smith caught up with K Avery Stallion of St Leonards accessories to see what she’ll be showing off this weekend…
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- What’s happening to women’s reproductive rights?
- Virtuoso Spanish guitarist Iago Banet plays Kino-Teatr
- Jack Hayter, pedal steel guitarist and philosopher
- JJ Waller’s Jack in the Green 2025
- Bansuri flautist Deepak Ram in concert at Christ Church
- Developer unveils proposals for old bathing pool site
- Outcry at Ridge chicane
- Model railway show comes back to town
- ‘We won’t be silent as Israel starves Gaza!’
- Solar projects saves money for Bexhill retirees
- Buzz around Alexandra Park greenhouse events in May
- Union calls on MP to stand up for local schools in crisis
- ParkinSongsters spring concert on Monday 28th
- HBC tells truth to power
- Community project offers free help with water bills
- ‘Disgusted’ parents demand local schools cut ties with arms company
- Oli Spleen – poet and inventive musician in conversation
- Transition Town Hastings celebrates 10 years of greening the town
- Opera South East hit the road with new Gilbert & Sullivan gala
- Devolution: how does the financial side work?
- Georgia Mancio and Alan Broadbent headline at Jazz Hastings
- Art exhibition and Easter Day fun at Alexandra Park greenhouse
- Old Bathing Pool site consultation on Tuesday 29 April
- Energise Sussex Coast celebrates a year of community action
- HBC seeks residents’ views on its housing strategy
- Unitary options explored as plan for Hastings Town Council floated
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- Hard-working Nigel Price leads organ trio at April’s Jazz Hastings
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