Archive: Month: <span>May 2022</span>

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Austerity Records all-day event at The Piper

Local independent record label Austerity Records bring a stellar line-up to The Piper in St Leonards this Saturday (28th May) for a fantastic all-day event of live music.

Posted 16:36 Wednesday, May 25, 2022 In: Music & Sound

‘The Dinosaur On Your Doorstep’ and half term fun at our local museum

Hastings Museum & Art Gallery has been awarded £3,500 through The Royal Society’s Places of science scheme to develop the community project ‘The Dinosaur on Your Doorstep’.

Posted 16:25 In: Heritage Tags: Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Places of Science award, The Dinosaur On Your Doorstep

26 May: TUC ‘Hastings Demands Better’ cost of living meeting

The TUC has organised a mobilising meeting in Hastings ahead of the national cost-of-living demonstration in June. Bringing together union leaders, workers and community activists affected by the cost of living crisis, the rally is in Hastings on 26 May at 7pm, under the banner ‘Hastings Demands Better’. Elly Gibson writes.

Posted 15:57 In: Campaigns Tags: Communication Workers' Union, Dave Ward, Hastings Demands Better, TUC

‘Godot’: the wait is over!

Hastings based theatre, Theatre Nation, in collaboration with the David Glass Ensemble are delighted to announce – finally – after much postponement – their cult production of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. Mark Curry writes. All photos by Chris Ford Graphic Design.

Posted 14:19 In: Performance Tags: Billy Clarke, David Glass, David Glass Ensemble, François Testory, Henry Maynard, Jack Norris, Patrick Kealey, Theatre Nation

20’s plenty in residential areas

Love our Streets! Make 20mph the default speed on our residential streets across Hastings and St Leonards where we live, work, shop, play and learn. HOT’s

Posted 13:38 Tuesday, May 24, 2022 In: Campaigns Tags: 20s plenty, Action Network, Amanda Jobson, Green Party, speed restriction

Byron Wallen at Jazz Hastings

Acclaimed trumpet player and composer Byron Wallen, along with his band Four Corners, will be appearing at the next

Posted 13:37 In: Music & Sound Tags: Byron Wallen, Jazz Hastings, trumpeter

Final act of a trilogy inspired by Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

For the past five years, award winning local writer, John Knowles, has been quietly obsessing about Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, a play which ends with ‘not one workable long term

Posted 13:10 In: Performance Tags: Fetch Theatre Comapny, Fiction Romance, John Knowles., Patrick Kealey, Sydney Kean, Toby Belch Is Unwell, Twelfth Night

Proposal to add BHCC councillors to East Sussex Pension Fund Committee

A Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) Councillor will propose that East Sussex County Council (ESCC) add two BHCC Councillors to the decision-making body for the East Sussex Pension Fund Committee at a meeting of the East Sussex Pension Board at County Hall in Lewes this Friday [2]. Divest East Sussex reports.

Posted 13:55 Monday, May 23, 2022 In: HOT Topics Tags: Cllr Tom Druitt, Divest East Sussex, Sarah Hazlehurst, The East Sussex Pension Fund