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  • ** EXCLUSIVE: Saturday Feature: Little Castle Nursery comes to Pevensey: Work of Natasha Smith and her team to be profiled in Journal for a year

  • the Aqua Bar Ethos: Pevensey Bay: Event programme 2018: Latest updates

  • NETWORK RAIL: Major upgrade of the line between Lewes and Seaford: Thursday, 7 March to Sunday, 10 March 2019

  • White Ribbon Campaign to help eliminate domestic violence backed by East Sussex County Council

  • At last, a very big welcome indeed, Action in Rural Sussex comes to Pevensey Bay: Helping people in rural Sussex since 1931

  • ** BREAKING: Hold the Front Page: New pre-school for Pevensey, third time lucky?

  • Pevensey Parish Council in positive shout out to photographers across community: Click, send and collect your brownie points

  • NEW WINDOW BOX: Pevensey Bay and Area Gardening Club to promote their services in Journal for a year

  • Local artist to launch and edit four page insert newspaper: Six degrees of separation

  • Sailing into view: Pevensey Bay Art Group Exhibition: Saturday 24 November: St. Wilfrid's Hall, work by popular local artist, Alan Everard, to be raffled

  • Local MP Huw Merriman, helps Herstmonceux celebrate 100 years of the WI in village

  • ON GOLDEN POND: Westham Parish Council meeting: Monday 19 November 2018

  • ON GOLDEN POND: Crisis at Westham Parish Council reaches breaking point

  • GO FUND KATE: Help Pevensey Bay based Kate Langley: Mesh TVT-0 removal surgery: £2,099 of £15,000 goal: Update, anonymous donation of £3,000, total raised now £7,048

  • Midnight at the Oasis: Johnston Press, owners of the Eastbourne Herald, goes into administration. Does a New York Hedge fund now control the future of the local press in this country?

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THIS WEEK ** BREAKING: Hold the Front Page: New pre-school for Pevensey

COMMUNITY Local artist to launch and edit newspaper insert: Six degrees of separation

BUSINESS ON GOLDEN POND: Crisis at Westham Parish Council reaches breaking point

21
Apr 2010

I am running for Dystonia Society

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My name is Phil Taylor, I am 45 years old and live in Pevensey Bay with my wife Mel and two daughters Danielle and Beth, where we own and run Ocean View Bakery and Restaurant in the Bay for the past six years which we love. Apart from work and family my passion is running […]

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20
Apr 2010

Phil Taylor to run marathon for friend with Dystonia

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A RESTAURATEUR from Pevensey Bay is running in this weekend’s Brighton Marathon for his friend who is fighting an incurable brain condition. Phil Taylor, who runs the Ocean View Bakery and Restaurant in the Bay, is hoping to raise awareness of and money for the Dystonia Society after meeting Pevensey Bay resident Nikki Whitbread who […]

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14
Apr 2010

Three strokes won’t stop Octogenarian

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EIGHT band members – some of them in their eighties – are living proof there is life after a stroke. The members of band Valkommen have all either suffered strokes or are carers for someone who has had a stroke. One member – nicknamed by one fan of the band as ‘Mr Rock-n-Roll’ – can […]

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14
Apr 2010

Pensioner Arrested after Level Crossing Crash

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AN ELDERLY motorist has been arrested after he ploughed in to the level crossing barriers at Pevensey Bay and then drove off. The incident happened at around 8.50am on Saturday morning (April 3) at the Wallsend Road level crossing. The 89-year-old Bexhill man, driving a Nissan Micra, went through the closed level crossing barrier, knocked […]

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