Budget disappoints council leaders
There were no gaffes when the chancellor Philip Hammond delivered his budget in late November but nor was there much on offer for hard-pressed councils. Nick Terdre asked local council leaders for their reaction.
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Bottle Alley Lights up!
Hastings Borough Council has replaced some 500 metres of broken lighting with new state of the art equipment that is programmable for special effects – and can be synchronised to music to create a wonderful sound and light spectacle.
Philosophy and coffee – and more – on the menu at Grand Rue de Pera cafe and shop
Among the varied programme of events at the Grand Rue De Pera shop and cafe on Queen’s Road is the Philosophy Coffee Club. Hanik Blackman has been along for a taste of the debate (not to mention the coffee) and reports back.
FREE energy-related workshops
Energise Sussex Coast is running three FREE workshops for people living locally.
Celebrating Brad Gross
The news of Brad Gross’s untimely death has come as a huge shock to all those who knew him. HOT’s Zelly Restorick reports.
Stall to save Ore Library
Campaigners opposed to the proposed closure of Ore Library by East Sussex County Council were out in force in Ore Village on Saturday morning collecting signatures for their petition and encouraging residents to respond to the official consultation.
Carol concert coming as Seaview’s work goes on
As Seaview prepares for its Christmas carol concert, the annual general meeting has learnt how the charity continues to find a way to provide a vital service to homeless and vulnerable people despite reduced government funding. Report by Nick Terdre, photos by John Stiles.
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