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A peaceful mission and vision
With the subject of Palestine and Israel very much in the news since US President Trump’s announcement that America will recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, there will be a chance for people in Hastings to hear a first-hand account of a recent visit to Palestine made by a St Leonards woman, Leah Levane. John Enefer writes.
Energy Awareness Week 2018
Big Energy Saving Week, this year running from 22 to 28 January is a national campaign to help people to cut their fuel bills and get all the financial support they are entitled to. Locally, take advantage of the FREE help, support and information offered by Energise Sussex Coast and Citizens Advice 1066: reduce your energy bills, get energy advice, learn about energy saving and efficiency, switch suppliers, see if there are any grants or schemes on offer, ask them questions and let them know about your energy issues.
John Hacker: balancing light and shade
Peering through the Hastings Arts Forum window at the John Hacker exhibition you could be forgiven for thinking that the pictures inside are a little brown, a little gloomy. That is what HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths’ first impressions were. Luckily, they were far from the truth; the show portrayed a very different story.
Help needed for Calais refugees
Urgent items are needed for refugees in Calais who are caught between the British and the French authorities. A contentious issue. However, if you would like to help those caught up in the fray, please read on, as local support is being generated and supplies are desperately needed. Zelly Restorick writes.
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Time To Talk at Source
Source Skate Park are hosting a local Time to Talk event! Everyone is welcome!
Council tax bills set to rise as funding cuts go on
It’s budget time for local government and both Hastings Borough Council and East Sussex County Council are grappling with continuing cuts in central government funding. In their turn, residents face increased council tax bills. Nick Terdre reports.
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- Undersea at Hastings Contemporary
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- 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
- Do you support Active Travel in Hastings? Come to the public meeting on Tuesday 18th
- Jerry Bergonzi Quartet to play Jazz Hastings
- Council officers recommend more flats for the Archery Ground and cutting compensation
- Labour relaunches Tory fund for deprived communities as Plan for Neighbourhoods
- Two local authors launch new work on World Book Day
- International Women’s Day 2025
- HBC “shocked” at ESCC cuts to supported housing
- SONICS 25
- “Spring” completion for Queensway Gateway junction
- Devolution: your chance to comment
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