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

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  • 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

  • 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

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

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Oct 2017

Pay and Display: Why we must support business: Pevensey Pete’s Launderette: The great concern to me as a local community business

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PAY AND DISPLAY: THE GREAT DEBATE
WHY WE MUST SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS
1066 AND ALL THAT

Peter Stacey: Pevensey Pete’s Launderette
13 October 2017
The great concern to me as a local community business

Suspect at first it’ll be monitored until council funding gets short (This is the case in many areas where meters are in place) I’m concerned as a business owner it will affect me hugely my customers will not tolerate paying to park to come in to do there Laundry they will migrate elsewhere I know this to be the case as I’ve asked them outright and I’d say 40% won’t want to payT his is of great concern to me as a local community business.
—Peter Stacey: Pevensey Pete’s Launderette

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