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  • Govia Thameslink Railway operations team take on European banger challenge: Team includes Neil Plummer and Simon Hurford from Eastbourne

  • Proposal from East Sussex County Council: Meals in the community subsidy could stay for most vulnerable

  • FEATURE: Starters for Ten: An interview with Manolo Sanchez at Pevensey Glazing and his window on the world of Pevensey Bay

  • Pevensey Community Library: Book Group: Starting Over, Tony Parsons

  • Network Rail: New route director for Sussex as the Passenger First evolution in Southern region continues

  • Tweets of the Incredible Hulk of a Day: Local MP, Huw Merriman, why would I cross the floor?

  • THE DYNAMIC DUO ARE BACK! OUT OF THE ASHES - AN EVENING WITH BOYCOTT AND AGGERS

  • Care for the Carers: Local charity launches 30th Anniversary Grand Raffle with £1,000 cash top prize!

  • Cleaning up with Care: Local international students based at Herstmonceux Castle take to the Cuckoo Trail

  • Respect to Karen Hudson: Bay Hotel: Final Facebook post: "I was truly passionate about the business and the people of Pevensey Bay"

  • Something different: Bexhill educated boy with autism 'climbs the 02' with Mum and Dad, to raise money for Children with Cancer Fund (Polegate)

  • Sovereign Centre Eastbourne: 'Highly innovative' sewage technology could power leisure facility

  • New country park for Wealden

  • Keeping us posted: Pevensey Parish Council: Litter Pick

  • Pevensey Community Library: The beacon of hope that is our public library: Hiding their light under a bushel

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THIS WEEK Local MP, Huw Merriman, why would I cross the floor?


COMMUNITY The end of the story for the Beach Tavern site? (or at least this chapter)


LETTERS Paul Minter, You can only wonder how many Conservative MPs are in secret talks

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To the editor I was born and lived in the Bay till 1963 and returned 30 years ago. In the late 40s and early 50s I spent many many hours on the beach, I can still hear my parents warning about getting too close to the so called sinking sands (Mud from the river.) that […]

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PLANS to reopen five recently closed East Sussex libraries as community-run facilities have taken a step closer to fruition.—East Sussex County Council, 20 May 2018 East Sussex County Council will provide books, furniture and shelving to enable Ringmer Library to be reopened as a community library run by Ringmer Village Hall Management Committee, which owns […]

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Questions over ‘sinking sand’ here in Pevensey Bay have led to a media release by Pevensey Parish Council (30 May). In the media release they say, “We have had a report of sinking sand on the beach at the top of the kiosk. However, Ian Thomas of PCDL has advised us that there isn’t any […]

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Evening all Retired policeman, Paul Smith joins the Journal tomorrow (Thursday 31 May), available in local newsagents, with the first of his features on crime prevention in the community. The Bobby on the Bay Life Beat: Crime prevention in the community Evening all: Retired police officer joins Bay Life to keep tabs on new crime […]

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10 yrs after the financial crash, the idea of austerity policies being simply arithmetic rather than ideological is smoke & mirrors. That services such as local libraries are now dependant on sending round a begging bowl is shameful in the 7th most wealthy country in the world. —Friends of Pevensey Bay Library, twitter feed, 29 […]

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Sweet Home Anderida: Opening of online Etsy Shop: New Volunteer Communications role Volunteer Communications Manager Online EtsyBay Shop 2-4 hours per week initial appointment, 3 months Thank you for the interest in the opening of the online Etsy Bay Shop to promote Pevensey Bay Our first trials of postcards, greeting cards and notelets are now […]

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To enter the photography competition simply send us up to three images utilising we transfer to our email address info@pevenseybaylife.co.uk. Closing date for all entries 11 June. FEATURE IMAGE: Niki Gortva: The Boat on the Beach browse photographs, descriptions and names of photographers here The first snapshots of the work from local photographers is displayed […]

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 Sunday 27 May 2018 HIGH AND LOWLIGHTS FROM THE PEVENSEY BAY WEATHER SALON
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 After the big flashes of thunder and lightning last night, that seemed to go on for some dog frightening hours, a calm start to the day. That was some electrical storm. The sun is out and there is a […]

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An online Etsy shop is to open to promote Pevensey Bay The team working on the shop say that they aim to develop a promotional tool to residents and visitors that will become a new feature in the profile of the unique and quirky character of Pevensey Bay. Their goal is to establish “a wider […]

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UPDATE: The Over the Moon shop window display for World Cup 2018 will be seen by all the car drivers as they stack up at the Coast Road traffic lights in Pevensey Bay, with dreams of 1966 in the rear view mirror. Come on England. —Bay Life, 25 May 2018 BAY LIFE CASTLE INN: AQUA […]

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To editor I just wanted to say that your idea to have some of the photographs from your competition as possible postcards with the ones that you are already doing is a really good idea. G. Editor comment: Thanks: We can see at least 2 or three photographs already that might fit the bill as […]

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Local MP Campaigns for East Sussex Infrastructure Improvements East Sussex MP, Huw Merriman, urged the Chancellor to deliver more investment in East Sussex in the House of Commons today (22 May). Making his pitch to the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Chamber, Mr Merriman explained that, “In rural and coastal parts of East Sussex, […]

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LEADERBOARD EDITION 18: PEVENSEY BAY JOURNAL The Pevensey Bay Journal edition 18, is published this week, to all our digital subscribers this Thursday 24 May. In local newsagents, priced 40pence, in the next few days. The Journal pays tribute to our librarian Iwona and tells the story of the girl with the hajib in the […]

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It is great to hear that the defunct tavern ‘may’ be considered as a restaurant. I hope the village etc gets behind this and squashes any application for flats!! We have a great fish and chip,. two indian and two chinese, dare I say an Italian/Mediterranean would complement the village well and create more footfall. […]

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IMAGE CREDIT: Jan Barron Freedom of Information Act request reveals plan to sell Beach Tavern site to become upmarket restaurant in 2016 As the community prepares to fight another year long campaign against a second possible application to develop the site of the Beach Tavern into ‘the white elephant’ of a luxury flat complex, there […]