- Quest for love costs singles £3.4bn
- Man charged with motorist's murder
- Mone in threat to leave Scotland
- Bill actor Colin Tarrant dies at 59
- MP urges easing of smacking laws
- Ex-Army chief in Falklands warning
- 'Fewer and better' immigrants plan
- Poisoning fears over hip implants
- Call for action over executive pay
- Fan quizzed over 'racist' gesture
- Action urged on political funding
- Man charged with toddler's murder
- Shot Gurkha 'born leader of men'
- Team handshakes axed amid race row
- Frank Skinner to be a father at 55
- Man charged with toddler's murder
- Man charged with motorist's murder
- Karzai thanks Britain for sacrifice
- Cleric warns against gay marriage
- Big freeze fails to materialise
News
£360k link to Hastings open
THE LONG-AWAITED Bexhill to Hastings seafront cycle and pedestrian path was officially opened this week and a special ‘portrait bench’ was also unveiled.
‘Winners and losers’ in 275-home proposal
THERE has been a mixed response to the proposed Barnhorn Green development in Little Common with 275 new homes.
Keane gigs are huge sell-out
A GIG at the De La Warr Pavilion by Battle chart-toppers Keane sold out within minutes of the tickets going on sale.
Are dog-nappers ready to pounce?
FEARS that dog-nappers may be on the prowl in Sidley and looking to snatch pedigree pets have been voiced by Natalie Ralph, 22, who owns two chihuahuas.
Death driver twice stopped for speeding
A DRIVER involved in a fatal collision in Bexhill had been stopped twice for speeding in the days before he mowed down a pedestrian in the summer of 2010.
Sport
Hastings edged out by Hendon
A FINE second half performance could not prevent Hastings United from slipping to a 2-1 defeat away to Hendon.
Lambert questions player commitment
Sidley United manager John Lambert has questioned the commitment of the modern day footballer.
Ray aims to build on battling display
Sean Ray wants to see his Hastings United team build on last weekend’s magnificent performance against the Ryman Premier leaders.
Pogue to bolster Rye title bid
Rye United have bolstered their squad for the title run-in with the signing of Kenny Pogue.
Intensity key for rugby club
Hastings & Bexhill must maintain their intensity for 80 minutes if they’re to beat second-placed opposition.
Video
SUSSEXONLINE.TV: What’s On in Sussex this week video
Click on the play button for a round-up of events taking place this week around the South East.
Lifestyle
Take a trip to Venice with this ensemble
La Serenissima, Vinehall School Theatre, Robertsbridge, Sunday, February 12, 3pm
What’s on this week from Friday, January 27
A round up of events taking place in the area this week, including theatre, cinema, live music and exhibitions.
Ghostly tales
‘Oh, Whistle...’, Two Ghost Stories by M.R. James, White Rock Theatre. Saturday, February 4, 7.30pm. £14.50 (concs £13.50)
Festival heroes come to town
Skinny Lister, The Stag, All Saints Street. Saturday, February 4, 9pm. free
Community
Runners wanted to put their best foot forward for Bexhill charity
THE SARA Lee Trust is urging Bexhill folk to put their best foot forward and help raise funds for the charity by competing in the Hastings Half Marathon on March 25.
Bible marathon for Uganda aid trip
TOMORROW (Saturday) sees churchgoer Martin West celebrating his upcoming trip to Uganda by reading from his 120-year-old family Bible for four hours.
Lions invite youth groups to bid for funding
BEXHILL Lions Club has extended its deadline for local youth groups in need of funds to apply to the club for financial help. They now have until Wednesday, February 15 to ask for assistance.
Children look at the stars
MONDAY evening saw Chantry Community Primary School host an astronomical event as part of BBC televisions Stargazing Live week. In the presence of head teacher Christine Dickens, 65 pupils and parents heard Simon Allen of the East Sussex Astronomical Society explain how the stars appear to form into groups we call constellations. In the playground telescopes were set up for people to observe the mysteries of the night sky. Jupiter blazed brightly with its four Galilean moons clearly visible and the mysterious planet, Venus, shone brightly in the west. Dominating the southern sky was the great mythological hunter, Orion, with its nursery of newly born stars positioned like jewels in the handle of his sword.
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Weather for Bexhill-on-Sea
Sunday 29 January 2012
Today
Cloudy
Temperature: -1 C to 6 C
Wind Speed: 12 mph
Wind direction: North east
Tomorrow
Sunny spells
Temperature: -1 C to 5 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: East
