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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!!!

18
May 2012

The Iceman Cometh: Coastal Defence shortlist

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Eastbourne Works Shortlisted for ICE Award Pevensey Coastal Defence Limited’s recent beach recharge works on Eastbourne’s seafront has been shortlisted for a prestigious 2012 Engineering Excellence Award. The Engineering Excellence Awards showcase the best civil engineering projects in the region in any given year, with the judges rewarding projects that reflect aspects of the ICE’s […]

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10
Apr 2012

Permission granted for new ‘grand design’

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gmmoore

A Sussex architectural and planning expert is celebrating after getting permission for another contemporary, sustainable dwelling in the county. Determined consultant Glenn Moore of Pevensey-based GM Moore Associates successfully fought to gain approval for The Coach House, near Pevensey. His comprehensive and very persuasive planning statement outlined how the proposed dwelling had been designed to […]

Categories: business, community
25
Mar 2012

Eastbourne Beach Management Works

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As part of Eastbourne’s approved 5 Year Beach Management Strategy, the last week in March will see further beach replenishment shingle being added to seafront beaches. Pevensey Coastal Defence Ltd. are carrying out the works on behalf of Eastbourne Borough Council as part of the Coast Protection Maintenance Contract. The total estimated replenishment volume required […]

Categories: coastal defence, community
04
Mar 2012

Coastal Defence—latest news—27 February 2012

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General Recycling (Duration: 2 weeks). Although we may be nearing the end of winter, there are still some significant tides to be negotiated in March and April. Indeed spring tides in March have been a problem for us several times in recent years. With this in mind we will be starting the next round of […]

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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
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 […]

Categories: community
20
Feb 2011

Pevensey Bay Coastal Defence wins new contract

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pcdl

Pevensey Bay Coastal Defence Limited, sponsors of Bay Life, and the company that has successfully been maintaining Pevensey Bay’s beaches for the last ten years, has won the contract to renourish and recycle beach on Eastbourne’s seafront. Worth £4m, work will start at the end of January and be completed before the end of March. […]

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