Helen McCookerybook – Songwriter #6
She-punk songwriter Helen McCookerybook is playing at Barnaby’s Lounge on Thursday 19 September 7-9pm. Entry is free but with 5 – 10 pounds suggested donation.
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Preventive HIV pill an East Sussex innovation
PEOPLE at risk of contracting HIV will find it easier to get preventative treatment as East Sussex becomes the first county in the country to offer an online service, East Sussex County Council reports.
What’s Next for Brook Tate?
Brook Tate – performer, artist, musician and author – will be presenting an insight into their various art forms, including excerpts from their upcoming projects. Sharon Rhodes was very excited to catch up with Brook and find out about their new show tomorrow night – Thursday 15 August – at Kino-Teatr.
Spread the word: the Hastings Book Festival is back in September
HOT’s resident bookworm, Chris Connelley, is beguiled by this year’s programme…
Council planners recommend approval for plastic lampposts on Pier: meeting on Wednesday
Council planners recommend approval for plastic lampposts on Pier: meeting on Wednesday
Alley Cats: art returns to Bottle Alley
The Bottle Alley Art Market returns this weekend for a second year – and it will run on both 17 & 18 August – cleverly doubling the capacity of its triumphant launch last year. HOT’s Chris Connelley previews an arts institution in the making.
Town turns out in force against Far Right hatred
‘We are many, you are few’ turned out to be an accurate chant as racists failed to show up for a planned protest on Wednesday. HOT’s Chris Connelley joined the counter protestors at a lively rally.
Development proposes encroachment on habitats and the public highway
Conqueror Road is a cul de sac running east and downhill off the lower end of Harley Shute Road, near the bottom of Edinburgh Road. Bernard McGinley reports, having been this way before.
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