Jez we can
Hot’s Sean O’Shea reports on the aftermath of the Labour Leadership Election, some of the challenges facing newly elected Labour Party Leader, Jeremy Corbyn and the East Hastings Labour Party’s victory celebration.
Menu
Hastings & St Leonards on-line community newspaper
Archives for 2015 | Page 18 of 50
Local Greens call on Rudd to act over refugees
As the refugee crisis in Europe mounts, local Greens have called on MP Amber Rudd to support action for the widespread resettlement of refugees in Europe. Nick Terdre reports.
Saving solar
Transition Town Hastings have circulated a request to sign a petition asking the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) to urgently review the current approach to the solar feed-in tariff, which it plans to drastically cut.
Ready for the Big Sleep
This Friday evening the Seaview Project will throw the spotlight on the growing problem of homelessness in Hastings with an evening of music in the Stade Open Space followed by the Big Sleep, when some 150 fund-raising volunteers will bed down in the open to experience the reality of sleeping rough for a night. Nick Terdre reports.
Library plans on display at open days
You can get a sneak peek at the new plans to provide Hastings with an improved and enhanced library at two open days next month.
Return of the prodigal…clock!
Almost 80 years after it was first installed and 40 after it left the modernist landmark of Marine Court in St Leonards-on-Sea, one of the original electric clocks designed exclusively for the apartments in the building has finally returned home. Clive Gross tells Nick Terdre how it happened.
Kettle’s Yard comes to Hastings
Kettle’s Yard is the home of a great modern art collection in Cambridge. However, while the gallery is undergoing a major development, it is working with various organisations to house the exhibits in different places – like the Jerwood. HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths went along to see how the forty Cambridge artworks worked with the Jerwood’s own collection.
Autumnal abundance at The Pocket Park
The Pocket Park is a wildlife and community growing project, located off Hughenden Road in Hastings and they’re celebrating the approach of autumn with a day of abundance.
More HOT Stuff
-
Latest HOT Stuff
- 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
- Open market information is commercially confidential, says Council
- Undersea at Hastings Contemporary
- Hastings date for Feast of Fiddles
- Hard-working Nigel Price leads organ trio at April’s Jazz Hastings
- Disability benefit cuts: open letter to Helena Dollimore
- Council waste money, act for developers, and won’t say why
- Montague and Swayne channel Logie Baird
- Breaking Bad news for Hastings
- Hastings Philharmonic to perform Dvořák’s Stabat Mater
- Shaping the future of Hastings’ past
- County Council urged to divest from Israeli war crimes
- Death of a bookseller
- ESCC elections: what might have been
- Hastings Jewish group invites town to share Passover meal
- Events at Alexandra Park greenhouse
- Neurodiversity Film Festival 2025 at Electric Palace cinema
- Are Sussex Police good value for money?
- Youth, change, and flashbacks: former Hastings resident publishes memoir
- Virtual Reality (VR) is a new world
- Mayoral poll heads shift in electoral landscape
In HOT Topics
- Architecture and Design (7)
- Campaigns (700)
- Charities (11)
- Community (27)
- Covid-19 (99)
- Election 2017 (22)
- Energy (23)
- Environment (15)
- Grassroots (90)
- Health Matters (122)
- Home Ground (642)
- Local Economy (19)
- Local Elections 2018 (8)
- Local Government (49)
- Point of View (23)
- Politics (158)
- The HOT Planet (88)
- Transport (18)
- Young People (23)
SUPPORT HOT
HOT is run by volunteers but has overheads for hosting and web development. Support HOT!
ADVERTISING
Advertise your business or your event on HOT for as little as £20 per month
Find out more…
DONATING
If you like HOT and want to keep it sustainable, please Donate via PayPal, it’s easy!
VOLUNTEERING
Do you want to write, proofread, edit listings or help sell advertising? then contact us
SUBSCRIBE
Get our regular digest emails
Follow our Facebook page and keep up with the latest news from HOT
If you have any complaints or believe HOT to be acting out of turn please contact us in the first instance and explain the issue as clearly as you can.
Click here to find out more about our complaints procedure.