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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

18
Sep 2010

Pevensey residents will be left three miles from a bank

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PEVENSEY’S only bank is closing in December. The HSBC above the library in Wallsend Road, Pevensey Bay, will shut its doors on December 3 leaving villagers with a journey of more than three miles to the next nearest bank at Langney or a four-mile journey to their next nearest HSBC in the Hampden Park area. […]

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18
Sep 2010

It’s a Wonderful Life—The World’s Local Bank Closes its Bay Doors

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The Bay is in something of a state of shock this week as it hears the news that rumours of the impending closure of the single bank that serves the community are true. It is indeed about to close its doors. HSBC which globally promotes itself as the ‘world’s local bank’ has announced its branch […]

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10
Sep 2010

Timely reminder of Battle of Britain

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Seventy years ago this summer the skies overhead were dotted with planes in the opening stages of the Battle of Britain of which the Eastbourne air show is a timely reminder. On the Sussex coast below precautions were being taken to repel an expected invasion by the German 16th Army. From a number of different […]

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09
Sep 2010

Coastal Defence—Groyne Works

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STORY SOURCE—PEVENSEY BAY COASTAL DEFENCE TEAM WEBSITE : GROYNE WORKS : At the start of the PFI contract in 2000, there were 150 groynes between Sovereign Harbour and Cooden, many of which were at the end of their useful life. Replacing them would have cost around 12 million – 40% of the 25 year project […]

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