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Bachène and Birch about to zoom into view
Two talented local artists, up-and-coming on the Hastings/St Leonards art scene, bring you an exciting and vibrant mixed media exhibition at the Zoom Arts Gallery. Anna Bachene and Anthony P Birch are no strangers to exhibiting their creations, both very quickly establishing themselves in the world of art, as Zoom reports.
Council loses appeal over pier compensation
Hastings Borough Council has lost its Supreme Court appeal against the ruling that it is liable to pay compensation for business losses suffered when it closed the pier for safety reasons in 2006. However, it says it “retains the moral high ground” after judges decided on a more sympathetic interpretation of the Building Act 1984. Nick Terdre reports.
Sea-front memorial to Jeremy Birch completed
A community arts project has been completed in Warrior Square in St Leonards in memory of Jeremy Birch, council leader in 2001-08 and 2010-15 until his untimely death in May 2015. HBC media office reports.
Hastings Fringe announces participating venues
The second Hastings Fringe Festival 2016 will take place from Tuesday 30 August until Sunday 4 September inclusive at a number of venues throughout Hastings and St Leonards.
At the cutting edge of Sheared Wit
HOT’s Erica Smith meets Simon Charterton, the man behind many of the more interesting musical events in the area, and finds out what makes his metronome tick.
Sign up for The Big Sleep Hastings 2016
Registration is now open for The Big Sleep Hastings 2016, raising awareness of homelessness and money for Seaview, the local organisation that helps the most vulnerable people in the town. The event will take place on Friday 30 September, starting at 7.30pm and ending at 7am the following morning.
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- Patron supports Hastings International Piano with concert and new composition
- St Michael’s Hospice needs you – for the Hastings Half Marathon
- West St Leonards Neighbourhood Visioning Day
- Women’s Voice asks: Why is Climate Change a Feminist Issue?
- Jewish, Zionist: what is the difference?
- Valentine’s concert with Hastings Sinfonia
- Like Hastings 3, journalists arrested for supporting Palestine
- Valentine’s Week 2025 top film picks
- Old Bathing Pool development: will the community voice be heard?
- Jazz Hastings presents Dave Manington’s Riff Raff
- Is it time for HBC rethink climate change agenda?
- Hastings Three found not guilty
- Facing up to Hastings’ housing challenge
- Devolution: How should we form our unitary authorities?
- Free solar workshops return to Hastings
- Massive rally expected in Brighton at trial of the Hastings 3
- Electromagnetic radiation and 5G: meeting on afternoon of Thursday 30 January
- Changes in the Old Town enshrined in 5 High Street
- Are we ready for net zero?
- Gold award for Hastings Commons in global competition
- Games Fest is coming to the White Rock!
- Local parties air differing views on the devolution offer
- Youngest ever winner at Hastings chess congress
- Public meeting arranged on proposed development on bathing pool site
- Appeal for ‘Joy 1066’
- ESCC requests postponement of May’s elections
- Spotlight on fuel poverty in Hastings
- Devolution: good for local democracy or a central government power grab in disguise?
- Record-breaking box office success for White Rock Pantomime
- Jazz Hastings maintains standards with Tea for Three next Tuesday
- Outrage over Tory plans to suspend May local election
- Strangeness of Seeing
- £4.83m grant for Hastings to tackle homelessness
- Grace Lau at Tate Britain and St Leonards
- Traffic controls at Queensway Gateway Road junction suspended
- Kathleen Soriano appointed interim director of Hastings Contemporary
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- Town ties (1)
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