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  • WISH YOU WERE HERE: Animal Farm, the planning officer report and the local authority that must be held to account. Decision Day for the Beach Tavern site

  • PARISH COUNCIL: Hop, skip and a jump and two wags of the tail to National Lottery awards for Pevensey projects

  • Mike Haffner, new chairman of Westham Parish Council: The dignified silence and the story that started the day parish clerk Alison Stevens locked the office and left the key

  • LATEST ON JOBSBOARD: Smugglers Pevensey, experienced bar staff

  • Chorus of approval for restoration, as St. Nicolas church Pevensey continues to build links with community in search for regular singers

  • Event to discover the benefits of being a school governor

  • Westham Parish Council: Full meeting tonight (Monday 17 February), and statement from chair, Mike Haffner

  • New art supplies shop and art gallery opens in Langney shopping centre, Monday 23 March

  • Tail end of Storm Dennis takes time to leave Pevensey Bay, as residents hope for 'some normal weather this week'

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

  • Smugglers in Pevensey looks set to take centre stage with ENSA inspired Camp Show as part of local celebrations for VE Day 75

  • Incessant wind and rain, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning; The pounding power of Storm Dennis hits Pevensey Bay

  • 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

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UPDATE: Bookings now available
Contact 01323 460523 or stwilfridschurchhall@gmail.com

The builders have done a good job and kept to time: First stage at St. Wilfrid’s Hall, part of major programme of work is now complete, writes committee member, Shirley MacKinnon

“The refurbishment to the toilets at St Wilfrid’s Church Hall have been completed and we return to normal bookings. The Committee would like to thank all whose activities were disrupted during the last 5 weeks, but we hope our users will all be pleased with the results. The builders have done a good job and kept to time”.

Shirley adds ” this is part of a major programme of work for the hall, which celebrated its 50th anniversary last year and funding is being sought to achieve the money needed for the work, which includes a new roof, ceiling, insulation and flooring. Bookings for the hall can be made with Keith Henderson on 01323 460523 or at stwilfridschurchhall@gmail.com”