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  • 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

  • Storm Ciara: Severe disruption expected across South—please check before you travel

  • Beautiful, the Carole King musical comes to Congress Theatre, Eastbourne

  • WE WILL REMEMBER THEM: Pevensey soldiers on the eve of the Somme: Battle of the Boar's Head: Talk, Westham Village Hall

  • THE NEXT BIG WAVE: At the turning of the Bay, hotel to appoint brand new staff complement to support major restoration project

  • LATEST ON JOBSBOARD: Bay Hotel Pevensey Bay: Assistant Hotel and Restaurant Manager

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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

Advent Window 10: St.Nicolas church Pevensey: The church does so much. I have been to a number of concerts there and the entertainment given by the very talented  musicians is exceptional. The congregation that supports the church is to be congratulated. The atmosphere and friendliness on these occasions, together with the warm welcome, is noteworthy. Well done to the church, the centre of village social life for so long. We need to remember that the church has been a place of continuous Christian worship for over 800 years, this is extraordinary. Illustration Cobbybrook [part].

Image credit BAY/PA Steve Malone.
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Pauline Montgomery is a 90 year old resident who has lived in Pevensey Bay for 14 years, She is known locally as ‘the Whippet Lady’, She was a school secretary for 35 years. She loves children and dogs. This year the Pevensey Bay Journal published an eight page supplement, her twelve community advent calendar windows of Christmas. Here we re-publish the pictures and her commentary, in celebration of the community at Christmas. The Pevensey Bay Journal is available to buy in local newsagenrs, priced 40p.