Issue No. 7: 16 January 2021

LATEST ARTICLES

COVID didn’t take me, but it’s taken my life away from me

Sophie Wilson 12 January 2021

Sussex Bylines is looking for new young writers, artists, cartoonists, poets, photographers and videographers…! If you have a story to tell, please get in touch.

A race against time: how the virus caught up with Hastings

Ginny Smith 23 January 2021

Where the rubber hits the road: the politics of local transport in Eastbourne

Eastbourne EcoAction Transport Group 6 January 2021

We now have a letters page! So if you have comments about our articles, local or national events, or life in general, please email us. Letters should be no longer than 300 words, giving your name and where you live. We reserve the right to decide and edit what is published. 

A very remarkable man: Alan ‘be-on-the-street’ Dornan

Ginny Smith 5 January 2021

Defending the rights of citizen journalists and campaigners

Rev Susie Courtault 31 December 2020

How did the UK get into such a mess? Too many of the same people making the decisions

Mo Kanjilal & Allegra Chapman 14 January 2021

What is trust?

Charlotte Rawlinson 2 January 2021

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Lessons from Georgia − Stacey Abrams shows us how to empower voters for a fair fight

Mo Kanjilal 8 January 2021

Teachers on the front line: Government threats, delays and U-turns are jeopardising safety

Vivienne Griffiths 25 January 2021

Events don’t only impact people – buildings are also at risk

Tom Serpell 14 January 2021