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  • Local musician, Pevensey Bay based Peter Barron, sees title track from album optioned for soundtrack of new movie

  • Govia Thameslink Railway 'Delay Repay' scheme: Samaritans and Railway Children Charities to benefit

  • COMMUNITY STUFF: Taylor Dain, Estate Agents in Westham and Castle Inn, Pevensey Bay, sponsor autumn playtime for local youngsters

  • COMMUNITY PROJECT OF THE YEAR: The fabulous project and people of Beachlands and their trunk call to 1926

  • Revelation at Harvest in Quilts and Flowers: St Mary's Church Westham

  • Grand Opening and Fund raiser, Pevensey Community Library: Saturday 28 September: Huw Merriman, MP for Bexhill and Battle, to cut the ribbbon

  • Launch of Pevensey Food and Drink Festival: First pilot 'taster event': Grill and Ghost Night at Priory Court Hotel, Pevensey, in October

  • Towner Cinema in October

  • Huw Merriman, MP for Bexhill and Battle: The Voice of my morning

  • LETTERS: WESTHAM: The road layout is now outdated and should be returned to normality

  • WISH YOU WERE HERE: A bike shop, arts shop and now a florist: Are we seeing the birth of a new niche shop network in Pevensey Bay?

  • 'Climate action’ Council switches to green electricity

  • Back this Saturday: 21 September, Castle Inn, Pevensey Bay, the original Fat Belly Jones Band

  • Mary Bundy: A walk from Pevensey Bay to Dungeness: For dad, husband and grandad

  • Officers from Rother and Wealden Council called to Beach Tavern site over environmental concerns

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THIS WEEK Local musician, Pevensey Bay based, Peter Barron, makes the big time


COMMUNITY WISH YOU WERE HERE: A bike shop, arts shop and now a florist


LETTERS WESTHAM: The road layout is now outdated and should be returned to normality

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DEVELOPMENT MAP FOR DUKELANDS 1965/66 NOW PUBLISHED: Thanks to Kate and Steven Wilkinson, who live in Beachlands, the team behind the production of the Beachlands book have rediscovered elements of the story of Thomas Cecil Howitt, The shape of the story here shows his influence still had a bearing in Pevensey Bay up until the […]

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IMAGE CREDIT: T Cecil Howitt, founding architect father, Beachlands, Pevensey Bay The national book about Beachlands is being prepared for publication. Here we publish exclusively the draft first chapter of the book that is planned to put the Beachlands estate back back into a rightful place as a unique part of the story of early […]

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A meeting held in Beachlands last Sunday (July 30), which attracted 50 people produced a set of ideas aimed at the revitalisation of the estate The foundation of Beachlands is now known as a conception, to have been the work of Thomas Cecil Howitt. He was one of the most eminent provincial architects of the […]

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IMAGE CREDIT: Daniel Brookbank Team researching Beachlands book head for Nottingham City Council archives Some of the team researching the Beachlands book, Thomas Cecil Howitt, the Beachlands estate in Pevensey Bay and the story of his unfinished symphony to the sea are heading for Nottingham in the next few days in an effort to see […]

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Breaking news: Are we about to see the BBC in Beachlands? Is next in line for regeneration in the Beachlands estate a possible plan to see the telephone box in Marine Marine restored? A K3 phone box designed in 1929 by Giles Gilbert Scott maybe? A rare surviving K3 kiosk can be seen beside the […]

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IMAGE CREDIT: T Cecil Howitt, founding architect father, Beachlands estate, Pevensey Bay A foundation course to support the book about the Beachlands estate began yesterday (June 22) at the Ocean View and Bakery, attended by the first group of students. The course, a joint project supported by Brighton Town Press and the Pevensey Timeline Association […]

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IMAGE CREDIT: T Cecil Howitt, Nottiingham City Council BEACHLANDS BOOK: Latest News that the writing group beginning planning a book about the Beachlands estate in Pevensey Bay has re-discovered the story about the status of the architect responsible for the plans is an interesting piece of detective work. If, as they suggest the architect father […]

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IMAGE CREDIT: Original publicity, Beachlands estate, Martin and Saunders builders circa 1934 In June, work begins on the book that will tell the story of the history of the Beachlands Estate, titled in the publicity put out in the locality in August 1935, the Avenue to the Sea. The planning group, all residents in the […]