Hastings Council leader Julia Hilton is under pressure to release legal advice which she claims makes her powerless to stop a company carrying out illegal activities on Hastings Council property. Hastings & Rye Palestine Solidarity Campaign chair Katy Colley reports.
On Tuesday 13 May, intersectional women’s group Women’s Voice will host an evening of film and discussion about how the shift to the right in the United States has affected women’s say over their reproductive choices – and how women’s rights in the UK are also being threatened. Erica Smith encourages you to join this vital discussion.
Virtuoso Spanish guitarist Iago Banet is about to bring his rare talent to audiences in Hastings this month. Acclaimed as the Galician King of Acoustic Guitar, Iago receives rave reviews while on tour promoting his third album. He will be stopping off at Kino-Teatr on Sunday 25 May, as Nick Terdre reports.
Jude Montague talks to Jack Hayter about his music, the Medway and pedal steel in advance of his visit to Hastings to play at Barnaby’s Lounge on Thursday 29 May.
Photographer JJ Waller says, “I had a fantastic day between photographing Bikes and Jacks. There were a myriad of opportunities to try to make pictures and find new attempts to capture the unique spirit of the day. I have attached a few for HOT to share. Another stunning Hastings & St Leonards celebration. Special thanks to the organisers and volunteers of both events – your contribution is a huge gift to your community.” Captions courtesy of Erica Smith.
A rare chance to hear a world class performance of Indian classical music will be on offer on Saturday 10 May, when the renowned bansuri flute player Deepak Ram will be performing at Christ Church on Silchester Road in St Leonards. Julian Norridge reports.
West Marina St Leonards Ltd, the consortium proposing to develop the site of the old bathing pool in West St Leonards, submitted its initial proposals to the public at two well attended consultation meetings last week. However, representatives of local community groups found that they fell short of their own expectations of how the site should be developed. Nick Terdre reports.
An Outline Application has been made for an undeveloped site beside St Helen’s Church on the Ridge, for 65 dwellings. Objections are already approaching 150. Campaigners have a plan for 34 dwellings that better addresses issues of traffic, environmental damage, wildlife, flooding and quality of life. Bernard McGinley reports on views about Sandrock Bends.
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