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Wanted: your views on pier promenade plans

With the reopening of the pier next year in mind, Hastings Borough Council is planning to remodel the promenade at White Rock and wants to hear your views on its proposals. These will be on display in the seafront meeting room of the White Rock Hotel on Thursday 11 June from 3pm to 7pm when you can let the council know what you think.

Posted 16:39 Wednesday, Jun 10, 2015 In: Home Ground Tags: , , ,
Bohemia Walled Garden

A walled garden party

Sarah Watson

Wild harvests

Forager Sarah Watson runs Wild Feast foraging and cookery courses in the Hastings area and will be contributing to HOT from time to time to recommend leaves, flowers and fruits that are good to eat – as well as suggesting ways to cook them.

Posted 14:52 Tuesday, Jun 9, 2015 In: Food & Drink Tags: ,

Meet Rebecca Snotflower

Spotted outside Miki’s Bar in St Leonards, Rebecca describes her style as ‘charity shop chic meets homeless punk glamour’. HOT Style-Seeker, Bev Francis reports.

Shuby

Hastings artists go wild in Venice

Every two years, Venice is taken over by international artists: art in the churches, in palazzos, in industrial buildings. Anywhere you can install a sculpture, hang a painting or have a performance is part of the Venice Biennale. Exhibiting amongst the colony of artists are not one, but four Hastings and St Leonards artists, Danny Pockets, Maslen&Mehra and Shuby. HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths spoke to Jennifer Maslen about their experience.

Country Park ‘bunker’: protest picnic

It ain’t over till it’s over!

Lee Miller and Picasso after the liberation of Paris, by Lee Miller, Paris, France, 1944 © Lee Miller Archives, England 2015. All rights reserved.

Lee Miller: The Angel and the Fiend

I was terribly, terribly pretty. I looked like an angel, but I was a fiend inside”. This is how Lee Miller described herself in an interview towards the end of her life. ‘A fiend’ she may have been, but the ‘terribly pretty’ was a bit of an understatement; in the 1920s and 30s, she was considered one of the great beauties of  her time. HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths, a great admirer ever since she first came across Miller’s photographs many years ago, spoke on the phone to her son, Antony Penrose, about a play based on his mother’s  life and work – The Angel and the Fiend – at St Mary in the Castle.

Resounding success of The Siege

Billed as “an immersive and jaw dropping theatrical experience”, The Siege – performed by the Jenin Freedom Theatre at St Mary In the Castle – proved to be a huge success. Gill Knight reports.

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