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  • Saturday 15 February: Signs of Storm Dennis start to pick up in Pevensey Bay

  • Lylian wins prize for passionate knife crime speech

  • Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne: Absurd Person Singular, cast announced

  • What a difference a day makes: The inspirational Royal Oak and Castle public house In Pevensey adds a book club to their array of original community events

  • MICHAEL RACHER REVIEW: Beautiful —The Carole King Musical: The songs are the hero of the night. As you can probably tell, I liked it, quite a lot

  • Cycletech Pevensey Bay gears up for success as Boris Johnson gets on his bike and looks for economic growth

  • Cyclists and Walkers petition East Sussex County Council to return £5 million in funding

  • First stage at St. Wilfrid's Hall, part of major programme of work, now complete, writes Shirley MacKinnon

  • Ready Salted makes a pit stop at East Sussex schools

  • GOV.UK: Flood alert now in place for coastal areas of Pevensey seafront

  • BAY HOTEL TO HOST POETRY PLEASE: Published poet Philipa Couglan adds competition to array of events to celebrate VE DAY 75 in locality

  • Demand to end fossil fuel investment by East Sussex County Council: Masked ‘Thunbergs’ will perform variety of well-known songs

  • Storm Ciara damage in Pevensey Bay as community battened down the garden furniture: Local resident, Elaine Huggett jokingly comments, "garden clearance sale, 6 trampolines, 21 fence panels (various sizes), 45 Marley roof tiles, half a shed, contact me for prices" adding "correction only 4 trampolines remaining, two have moved on, new stock arriving every five minutes".

  • Storm Ciara hits Pevensey Bay with the force predicted

  • From the Savoy Hotel to Priory Court in Pevensey, welcome back to Woolton Pie: Inspired choice of menu for local VE Day 75 Celebration

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THIS WEEK New ITV drama, Flesh and Blood, set on location in Normans Bay gains national attention


COMMUNITY Life of local campaigner, Jan Barron, to be celebrated in community with new award


LATEST ON JOBSBOARD Bay Hotel to appoint new staff complement to support restoration project

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illustration, Martin Williamson oobbybrook.com written for the Pevensey Bay Journal Published Wednesday 11 December 2019 with special thanks to Tony Windross, the vicar of Pevensey Given the way Brexit and the election have been grabbing the headlines – Christmas seems to have got a bit side-lined There’s all the shopping to do, of course (even […]