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  • ** BREAKING: Michelle Buxton, Brexit Party candidate for the constituency of Bexhill and Battle in General Election (with 316 more candidates) withdrawn from contest by her leader Nigel Farage

  • Tuesday 19 November: Pevensey Parish Council: Keeping us posted: Parish Council Surgery

  • Free travel on Remembrance Sunday for Armed Forces, veterans and cadets on Southern, Gatwick Express, Thameslink and Great Northern

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THIS WEEK Coming to stay and spend in Wealden

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LETTERS Mint House: Village has a vibrant art scene, but few opportunities to display work

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Pevensey Parish Council: Keeping us posted: Update from Ian Thomas PCDL

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Update from Ian Thomas PCDL
The last of the 8.0m tides for this year are with us this weekend and into early next week. Apart from a windy night tonight, it looks like most of the biggest tides will be accompanied by north to easterly winds, thus posing little threat to the defences.

Nevertheless, we arranged for machines to be here and ready for any eventuality. The result is a week of recycling, primarily from Cooden, moving shingle to Normans Bay and Beachlands. This will start on Monday 28th and finish on Friday 1st November

—Pevensey Parish Council, 28 October 2019

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