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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

31
Oct 2011

Sell Out Success for Eastbourne Beer Festival

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More than 4,500 visitors packed into Eastbourne Winter Garden last weekend for the town’s ninth annual Beer Festival with Thursday, Friday and Saturday night selling out! The popular event, which has become a firm favourite in Eastbourne’s events calendar, has already received rave reviews via comments on twitter and facebook, with real ale lovers sinking […]

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17
Oct 2011

Time Gentlemen Please—’Troubled Pevfest’ reaches the end of the line

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News that ‘Pevfest’ appears to have reached the end of the line is being welcomed by many people who live in the Bay. ‘Troubled Pevfest’ as it has been labelled in the local press, since problems emerged with this year’s outing, caused a great deal of concern to many local residents, particularly senior citizens in […]

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04
Oct 2011

Can your library improve your health and wellbeing?

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EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL NEWSROOM: We provide health and wellbeing information in all our libraries. We want to hear about your experiences of looking for and using information at your library so that we can provide the best service possible. Who can take part? Anyone can take part in this survey. You don’t have to […]

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04
Oct 2011

Coastal communities and climate change

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REPORT: JOSEPH ROWNTREE FOUNDATION: Coastal areas of the UK may be severely affected by climate change in the future. Some are already experiencing extreme storms or floods and the effects of sea level rise and coastal erosion. Climate change will pose risks and challenges for people, coastal economies and local industry. It may also affect […]

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02
Oct 2011

Here’s looking at me

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What did Peter Sellers get up to when he wasn’t making movies? He made movies. Adam Sweeting explains

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