Becca Horn selected as Greens’ parliamentary candidate
Hastings Green Party backs Becca Horn as their prospective parliamentary candidate for the next general election. Chris Connelley breaks the story.
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Old St Leonards celebrated in photographic exhibition
A photographic exhibition on the remarkable history of St Leonards-on-Sea is being held on Sunday 8 October at the Masonic Hall, East Ascent, St Leonards. A Moment in Time is being put on by the Burtons’ St Leonards Society, using materials from their archives
An icon comes to town
Sharon Rhodes shares why she is so pleased to hear that Jon Pleased Wimmin is coming to Trinity Townhouse this Saturday – he is playing a FREE gig!
Why we oppose the Home Office’s plans for Northeye
On behalf of the Hastings Community of Sanctuary and Amnesty International Hastings & Rye, Pal Luthra explains why they oppose the Home Office’s plans for the former prison of Northeye in Bexhill, whether as an asylum centre or Immigration Detention Centre, as well as the stance of the local MP, Huw Merriman.
Andrew Hemsley thinks about being Hastings born and bred.
In this second article Andrew Hemsley, writer and journalist for the Hastings and St Leonards Observer, talks with HOT’s Chandra Masoliver about how it feels to have lived in Hastings most of his life –and how that might inspire his writing.
Drawing skills at the ready!
Join St Michael’s Hospice this October half-term for four mornings of fabulous workshops for The Big Draw.
Hastings Storytelling Festival 2023 – all you need to know!
Hastings Storytelling Festival is back bringing quality storytelling for the 13th year.
Welcome return to Photology as part of PhotoHastings
October is Photography time in Hastings. PhotoHastings is showing its vibrant colours this month, an important part of which is the inclusion of the much loved and respected Photology, first instigated by Alex Brattell in May 2012.
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