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Preview Corner: What’s HOT in June

It was Gertrude Jekyll, wasn’t it, who said ‘What is one to say about June, the time of perfect young summer, the fulfillment of the promise of the earlier months, and with as yet no sign to remind one that its fresh young beauty will ever fade?’ Yes it was. And I mention Ms Jekyll because, of course, she was one of our Prime Minister’s ‘dream dinner party guests,’ as recently reported. And I like to think that it was with these wise words in mind that Mrs May chose June as her month to go to the country. But while we wait for the result, there’s a lot going on down here to distract us. And here’s Toby Sargent, our man with the donkey-brown ‘Farah Flex’ trousers (with self-adjusting waistband) and the 25% off voucher for an all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet, to tell you about it.

Posted 19:30 Wednesday, May 31, 2017 In: Hastings Life

Come to The Stables on Sunday 4 June from 11am-1pm for the last call out for the rapidly-growing Hastings Fringe Festival

The Fringe is accepting a range of quality original material and this is your last chance to tell us about your act and talk through your ideas, writes

Nicholas Wilson: Why you should vote for the independent anti-corruption candidate

HOT has invited all five parliamentary candidates for Hastings & Rye to send us an electoral statement saying why they should get your vote. Here is the statement from the independent anti-corruption candidate, Nicholas Wilson.

Stringhenge with Richard Durrant

Acoustic Music Inspired by the British Isles. 

Leading saxophonists grace Jazz Hastings stage

Two of the leading saxophonists on the UK jazz scene – Alan Barnes and Gilad Atzmon – are in town next Tuesday, 6 June, for Jazz Hastings’ regular monthly session at the East Hastings Sea Angling Association on the Stade. Julian Norridge describes what waits in store.

Poll shock: Tory lead slashed by Labour

A survey of voting intentions in Hastings and Rye shows Labour closing the gap on the Conservatives to 4%. The poll was conducted by Coastal Action, who explain their findings.

Wide, fantastic circles

Thom Kofoed writes.

Candidates reject Tory proposals for the elderly

Proposed Conservative policies for the elderly have come under fire from the Labour and Liberal Democrat candidates. Nick Terdre reports.

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