Energise Sussex Coast (ESC) are holding a free event at Hastings College on Wednesday 6 November, offering energy-saving tips, renovation advice and grant info suitable for all incomes. ESC’s Gabriel Carlyle reports.
Religious works by Vivaldi and Haydn are the highlights of Hastings Philharmonic Choir’s November concert. Both are masterpieces, says Gareth Simpson. Accompanying the choir will be Hastings Philharmonic Orchestra.
Anders Lustgarten has been commissioned to create a contemporary Canterbury Tales for the South East. MSL is southeast lead partner and creative agency for the national Beach of Dreams 2025 festival; a journey through the diverse landscapes and rich histories of our coastal regions. Our focus is the 30 mile stretch of coastline from Dungeness to Bulverhythe, writes MSL’s Kate Hodges. Celebrations begin on the eve of Thursday 29 May in Hythe, culminating in a twilight finale in Bulverhythe on Sunday 1 June.
Measures to tackle the unacceptably high rate of child poverty in Hastings are to be taken following the passing of a motion on the matter which was tabled at the Full Council meeting in mid September by Cllr Mike Turner of the Hastings Independents. The party’s Maya Evans explains the thinking behind this move.
The Fabulous Red Diesel are celebrating the Day of the Dead at The Beacon on Friday 1 November, starting at 6pm. You’re invited to dress up and come along to enjoy the fun and the great music. HOT’s Zelly Restorick spoke to Kat Lee Ryan about what will be happening?
At a recent day conference, the Hastings and Rother group Stand Up For Nature (SU4N) illuminated the issues around modern development and possible courses of action ahead. Protect Our Green Spaces was a community day to map the territory for those interested, sponsored by Hastings Voluntary Action (HVA). Bernard McGinley learnt how spaces are important for wellbeing and why adaptation of buildings is good practice.
The notion of a unitary authority is looming. Would Hastings and Rother be better off combining to manage their own affairs, including activities currently run by East Sussex County Council? HOT contributor Bea Rogers weighs up the pros and cons in what we hope will kick off a much needed debate.
Jazz Hastings November session will feature London-based guitarist and composer, David Preston, who has been described by the Guardian as ‘virtuosic’ and by Time Out as ‘A superb modern jazz guitarist’. He’ll be playing on Tuesday 5 November at the East Hastings Sea Angling Association on the Stade. Julian Norridge shares his enthusiasm for this talented guitarist.
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