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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: King Salmon and the soap boxes at the foot of The Mound in Princes Street

  • Pevensey Timeline Association presents: HEARTH AND HOME

  • Moving projects forward: Green activists seed quiet revolution in local parish councils

  • MAJOR WATER INCIDENT UPDATE: Relief all round as Pevensey Bay sees water supplies back on early evening Sunday

  • Wealden District Council Election—The tectonic plates in Pevensey did not move

  • Huw Merriman becomes Conservative MP for Bexhill and Battle with thank you to people for their support 'in vote and deed'

  • Election Day, 7 May 2015

  • Sea Defence Company Wins National Considerate Award

  • ELECTION 2015: BEXHILL AND BATTLE: Rachel Sadler, Liberal Democrats

  • St. Nicolas Church Pevensey, prepares for commanding performance as Battle Brass Band comes to town

  • Pevensey Heritage Walks on the horizon

  • Two sisters, one exhibition

  • First contract for Pevensey Whale merchandise awarded to local company

  • ELECTION 2015: Huw Merriman, Conservative candidate: Jobs, Homes and Investment

  • WEALDEN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION ADDRESS: Jane Marter, Labour candidate: Defending the services that matter to you

  • Work continues at library damaged by flood: County Council update

  • Police appeal for information following Pevensey burglaries

  • Wealden District Council Elections: Candidates talk to local community, today Dianne Dear, for the Conservative Party

  • PEVENSEY TIMELINE TALK: Dr Mead Comes to Town

  • REVIEW: Pevensey Information Day

  • Local sports clubs benefit from over £21,000 of Wealden Community Support

  • Three men arrested after drugs found in Pevensey caravan

  • ELECTION 2015: Local Green Team pledges to maintain services for those in need

  • Huw Merriman: Hustings event, message to Bay Life

  • George Pitcher to chair unique hustings event at Priory Court Hotel

  • ELECTION 2015: Full House for the Priory Court Hotel Hustings

  • Fears for future of Pevensey Bay Library grow as books are removed from shelves

  • Second chapter begins in story of successful writing group

  • General election: University of Sussex to analyse the impact of Twitter on marginal seats on the south coast

  • Jewson is giving away £100,000 to help build better communities

  • New cafe set to open in the Bay

  • Story Writing added to Free Street Learning courses across Wealden

  • Police warning after glass found on slide at Pevensey Bay play area

  • Huw Merriman visits Little Gate Farm

  • Guiding our way to success

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Saturday, 16 May


HEADLINE : Green activists seed quiet revolution in local parish councils


EVENTBOARD : Pevensey Bay Car Boot Sale May 17 @ 6:15 am - 1:00 pm

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rachers on canvas

Sisters Val and Christine Racher, who live in Pevensey Bay, are to star in an art show to be held in Eastbourne this coming Bank Holiday Weekend.

The show, put on by the Society of Eastbourne Artists, takes place at The Lansdowne Hotel and is held from Saturday 2 May to Monday 4 May.

It is to be opened by the Mayor of Eastbourne, Cllr Janet Coles, who will officially launch the exhibition and sale at 11:00am on the Saturday.

A new work by Christine Racher, entitled Eastbourne I is to be unveiled at the show.

Bay Life has had a privileged preview of the work.

The picture depicts an aspect of the town which will be familiar to many people, but in a singular shape and composition that has a semi-abstract identity, in which specific buildings appear to sing and dance together in a kind of performance.

The last time that Christine Racher exhibited a picture, at a recent art exhibition in the Bay, it sold within five minutes of the doors opening to the show.

It has been described by one local art commentator as ‘stunning and original’. They added ‘it seems perfectly possible that this picture will make the name of Christine Racher in the local art world, it wouldn’t surprise me if it sells in the first five minutes again’.

Sister Val Racher is to promote some of her new work which includes original line drawings of both Pevensey and Eastbourne. Her mugs of the locality, in a range of colours, have been put on display in Pevensey Bay. They are for sale at Pevensey Bay Village Store (newsagents) in the Eastbourne Road and have already become collectible.

Some of her new work, together with new mugs are to be featured in the exhibition.

All profits from ‘Historic Pevensey’ prints, mugs & paperweights will be going to Project 16 in support of St Nicolas Church, Pevensey

SEA (Society of Eastbourne Artists) Exhibition
Lansdowne Hotel, Eastbourne from 2-4 May 2015

The exhibition is to be officially opened by the Mayor of Eastbourne, Cllr.Janet Coles at 11am on the Saturday.

IMAGE DETAIL: Val Racher Mug, classic turquoise trim, Pevensey Bay