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  • LATEST ON THE JOBS BOARD : Chef, Bay Diner

  • Andrew Graham-Dixon in conversation with John Virtue : Towner

  • Pevensey Heritage Calendar 2015

  • Bay Life forges link with Sussex Downs College : Work experience students begin citizen journalism scheme with platform

  • take a pew for 2015

  • Wealden sets out its priorities for the next five years

  • Double Whammy for local Tory Party as Chairman Sends Constituency back to Dark Ages

  • A Viennese Christmas Treat for the Family

  • No increase in council tax...once again

  • Help make democracy work

  • DRESS UP AND COME TO THE CABARET! EVENING OF BURLESQUE

  • Wealden is a happy place to live

  • BOXING DAY TEA DANCE

  • BREAKING NEWS : Stephen Lloyd resigns Government role over A27 announcement

  • Crafters club adds new twist to community life in the Bay

  • 23-year-old man Pevensey Bay man victim of car attack in Langney shopping centre

  • REVIEW : PEVENSEY DICKENS EVENING : The church bells rang out and the beadle took to his mark

  • Saturday 6 December—Pevensey Dickensian Evening

  • Village Voice : Westham unites behind campaign to stop development in Peelings Lane

  • Big hitting conservative candidate opens election campaign in Bexhill and Battle constituency with rousing message to members

  • No badge, no plate = no ride

  • Generosity of local people with annual donations to Poppy Appeal—record £7,415 raised

  • Green Party group sets out its stall in Pevensey

  • Ukip mistakes Westminster Cathedral for mosque

  • ADVENT ARTISTS

  • Urgent police warning about phone call fraudsters

  • Local is the answer this Christmas

  • E.ON announces final 116 turbine design for Rampion Offshore Wind Farm

  • Westham Village Conservation Group to hold key community meeting

  • Fire on train at Charing Cross leads to panic amongst passengers

  • Star attraction artwork sells within minutes of show opening

  • I have a United Nations heart bypass—Dennis Skinner

  • KEVIN BRIDGES 2015 EASTBOURNE DATE TICKETS ON SALE TODAY

  • New artwork to star in exhibition at St. Wilfrid's Hall

  • Theft—local newsagents

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Monday 5 January

HEADLINE : Andrew Graham-Dixon in conversation with John Virtue

NEXT ON EVENTBOARD : The eventboard will be back on Friday 9 January 2015!!!

25
Aug 2012

Plans to regenerate Eastbourne town centre move one step closer

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Plans to regenerate Eastbourne town centre move one step closer

PROPERTY MAGAZINE is the widely respected in-house European journal of planners covering breaking news and economic analysis of projects. The online platform delivers quickly summarized substantial information directly to the industry. In this key report the magazine analyses the breaking news that the brand new Arndale Centre in Eastbourne is to be given the green […]

Categories: architecture, planning, property, top stories
05
Nov 2011

Forgotten Futures: Oyster Bungalows: Pevensey Bay

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Forgotten Futures: Oyster Bungalows: Pevensey Bay

Sam Nightingale is a recognised authority on the history of modernist architecture in seaside towns, here he gives his account of the unrealised ‘utopian dream’ of some architects working between the Wars with new ideas about homes, hotels and public buildings. Sam is available for photographic commissions and can be contacted here. Forgotten Futures: modernist […]

Categories: architecture, community, editor's blog, top stories
15
Mar 2011

Beachlands Estate—beautiful and commonplace

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Beachlands Estate—beautiful and commonplace

Interesting account of Beachlands Estate, by blogger, Anne Ward, who lives in Glasgow ‘with my other half, our two wee boys (10 and 4), one cat (11) and some tropical fish’. Her blog, ilike.org.uk, on the web for close to a decade, has been featured in The (Glasgow) Herald amongst other publications, and has spawned […]

Categories: architecture, heritage
10
Jan 2011

Martello Towers

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Martello towers (or simply Martellos) are small defensive forts built in several countries of the British Empire during the 19th century, from the time of the Napoleonic Wars onwards. Martello Towers Martello Tower 60 Martello Tower 61 Martello Towers They stand up to 40 feet (12m) high (with two floors) and typically had a garrison […]

Categories: architecture, community, editor's blog, history