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SCARECROW FESTIVAL: 18 JULY—1 AUGUST 2015: The fields are alive with the sight of mawkins*

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  • Land Girls return to Bay as senior support group puts on show at Pims o'clock

  • LATEST HARBOUR NEWS: Pacific House now completed

  • Scarecrow Festival 18 July—1 August: the fields are alive with the sight of mawkins

  • SCARECROW FESTIVAL LAUNCH: Morning has broken, like the first morning—Do the Walk of Life

  • Community eaterie launches as social hub with a smile

  • Ovingdean cliff death - family tribute

  • Dear Jo Collins, it takes the villages to raise a scarecrow

  • Castle Cottage Tea Rooms Under Offer?

  • UPDATE: Sarah Clarke of St Leonards found safe and well

  • PEVENSEY WHALE LATEST: Whale Hall Team from Cambridge arrive in the Bay

  • Court upholds Wealden decision to ban taxi driver

  • BREAKING NEWS: Sussex Downs College strike action suspended

  • THIS WEEK: Dr. Mead Comes to Town

  • SUSSEX DOWNS COLLEGE STRIKES: The scandal that will see Eastbourne without any A-Level Modern Foreign Language provision

  • Little known classic history of Pevensey unlocks door to St. Nicolas Church for parish councillor

  • New Conservative MP for Bexhill and Battle, Huw Merriman, defends local workforce in call for broadband improvements

  • Stay cool stay safe, warns South East Water

  • Day of Action against austerity cuts comes to Banker's Corner in Eastbourne

  • LATEST ON THE JOBSBOARD: Sharnfold Farm: We are hiring!

  • Glyndebourne Trio play at St. Nicolas

  • Westham Evening Womens' Institute links to Bay Life

  • New Community Cafe in Bay announces launch date as story of Pevensey Whale prepares to come home

  • TODAY: Baroque Flute Concert—June 28th 4:00pm at St. Nicolas Church, Pevensey

  • LETTERS TO EDITOR: State of the 'Derelict' Castle Cottage Building, Pevensey

  • Magic of the Magna Carta Market—Foreign tourists fight over the bread pudding

  • MP Huw Merriman to be offered active role in seeing situation with Pevensey Castle Cottage is resolved

  • Battle of the Ukulele Orchestras reaches conclusion as High Court prepares to give landmark judgement

  • A Life at the Limits with Sir Ranulph Fiennes

  • Bexhill search for bogus police officers who stopped a car

  • East Sussex County Council responds to 'unsafe metal cover issue' at key junction in the Bay

  • Landlord fined for failing to carry out repairs

  • New loan scheme launched for local businesses

  • Met Police make arrests in Eastbourne drugs investigation

  • Royal Oak and Castle expands role in community: Pint and a short story at Pevensey Pub

  • Screen viewing of Poverty in Eastbourne

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Tuesday, 21 July

HEADLINE : Scarecrow Festival: the fields are alive with the sight of mawkins

EVENTBOARD : Scarecrow Festival page at a glance guide

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May 2014

That Friday Feeling!!!! Alan Everard to open third creative hub meeting that promises to be best yet

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There’s something awesome going on in Pevensey Bay tonight (Friday 9 May), writes Jacky Long

Inkspot, the creative writing hub based in the Bay,  is holding its third monthly meeting and it promises to be the best yet..

Inkspot is delighted to announce that Alan Everard, local artist and nature writer, will open our May meeting. He will treat us to a short slideshow featuring aspects of wildlife seen around this time of year. Alan’s love of nature, coupled with his keen artist’s eye, captures brilliant photographic images of the natural beauty surrounding us. .

Following the opening there will be stories and poems of truly the highest calibre – some poignant, some hilarious, all brilliant. 6.30pm Pevensey Bay Baptist Church, Eastbourne Road, Pevensey Bay.

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