King Harold’s heroic march: is it a myth?
The evidence suggests that in fact he did the journey by sea
Tag: Hastings
Sussex Day – a celebration of our county
Sussex Day is a celebration of our landscape, our humanity, our culture, history and traditions – ...
Keir Starmer: ‘my part in his downfall!’
What Labour’s dire election results mean — by a former party candidate
Heart or Smart? Did tactical voting make a difference?
One thing's for sure, there isn’t a Tory seat now between Eastbourne and West Worthing
Elias Sime: An artist who weaves visions out of a world of waste
Elias Sime makes beautiful art from our electronic waste. But it sheds light on the ugly ...
What Quentin Blake did next…at Hastings Contemporary
Original sketches by the legendary children’s book illustrator go on show at an East Sussex gallery
Chaos in Hastings after surprise Labour split
Shock resignations by councillors forge a new political alignment as fresh elections loom
Let the imagination fly! Art galore at Hastings Contemporary
Stimulating contrasts characterise the three very different exhibitions at Hastings Contemporary. Rick Dillon reports
Generous Hastings rallies in support of refugees
Hastings people have donated generously to welcome refugees – who now have fewer safe passages to ...
A race against time: how the virus caught up with Hastings
In Sussex last year, most of us felt safer than elsewhere. Infection rates were low, especially ...
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