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Compost Community hub at Ore Community Centre
Hastings and St Leonards’ Compost Community held their first AGM recently, reporting on their progress, their future goals and their belief that the future resilience of the town will depend on such grassroots initiatives. Keen to be part of a local composting system and hearing of the compost hub opening at Ore Community Centre, HOT’s Zelly Restorick went along to find out more.
Hundreds march in Hastings to support striking workers
Massive strike action took place across the UK today. Gabriel Carlyle reports on what happened in Hastings and St Leonards, as well as who is on strike next.
Why HBC was right to veto the Alexandra Park cycle route
Bea Rogers replies to the article by Anna Sabin, a member of Hastings Urban Bikes, criticising Hastings Borough Council’s decision to refuse the cycle path through Alexandra Park. A cyclist herself, she also proposes a new approach to walking and cycling which, she says, “is less aggro, more peaceful co-existence.”
Hastings Sinfonia’s Valentine concert
Hastings Sinfonia has prepared a Valentine treat featuring its young stars to be served up on Saturday 11 February at St John the Evangelist Church in St Leonards. Member Alexandra Hudson describes what lies in store.
Preventing Plastic Pollution: big event!
If you want to find out about how to prevent plastic pollution on our beaches and rivers, this is the event to attend. The focus will be
Reasons to support your local team: Hastings United!
Out of curiosity, HOT’s Zelly Restorick asked local resident and recently converted Hastings United supporter, Steve Bennett, what it’s like to be a football supporter. Here’s Steve’s response – with all the reasons why it makes sense to him to support locally. All photos by Steve Bennett.
Support local teachers and the right to strike this Wednesday – 1st February!
An estimated half-a-million teachers, railway workers and civil servants will be striking this Wednesday (1 February). Gabriel Carlyle explains what’s happening locally.
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