Practical advice on encouraging bees and other pollinators in your garden, and the use of herbs in skincare, are the order of the day at the Alexandra Park Greenhouse community hub during May. Press officer Lynda Foy details what lies in store.
The local branch of the National Education Union has asked MP Helena Dollimore to stand up for local schools and call for government action to avert a crisis. At the root of the problem is inadequate funding, it says. Nick Terdre reports.
The ParkinSongsters, an informal choir of Parkinson’s sufferers – a disease which is sadly on the rise – wish to invite you to their spring concert on Monday 28 April at St John’s Church Hall in Brittany Road. Tony Gifford, one of the participants, provides a snapshot of singing with the group. Also appearing will be the women’s a cappella folk group Rattlebag.
Hastings Borough Council has submitted its response to the government’s devolution consultation, welcoming the policy in general but – in a welcome exercise of telling truth to power — highlighting areas where it considers the policy is inadequate or omissive. Meanwhile analysis by the Local Government Intelligence Unit gives some indication of the likely cost of reorganisation. Nick Terdre reports, research and graphics by Russell Hall.
Many low-income households in Hastings and St Leonards are eligible for a 45% (or more) reduction in their water bill. Energise Sussex Coast’s Gabriel Carlyle explains who’s eligible and how to apply.
Outraged parents and carers are demanding that General Dynamics get out of schools after discovering the arms company had recently visited a host of local schools and colleges. Hastings & Rye Palestine Solidarity Campaign’s Katy Colley reports.
Jude Montague set him a series of questions to help find out more about this rare band which reveal some secret facts and thoughts.
Transition Town Hastings celebrates 10 years of leading the town towards greening ways of living. Its activities tend to pass under the radar, but in a quiet way it has made its mark on our environment. Nick Terdre reports.
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