Explore hidden Hastings with Greenway walk this weekend

Hastings Greenway Group holds its next Greenway Walk on Sunday April 28.
By The Newsroom
Published 26th Apr 2019, 14:16 BST
Updated 26th Apr 2019, 14:18 BST
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This will be a circular walk of the Ore valley, starting at Ore railway station at 2.30pm.

It will follow a route up to Speckled Wood, via Mount Pleasant and Hurrell Road, and returning on a northerly route via Broomgrove.

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There will be a brief stop for a talk at the site of the old power station.

There will be a supply of Hastings Greenway maps for distribution.

Tony Polan, from the group, said: “This is a circular route which has on-road and off-road sections, so please dress accordingly. Everyone is welcome.”

The Hastings Greenway Project is an innovative network of linked almost traffic-free routes, that everyone can enjoy for leisure, amenity and utility walking, as well as cycling.

The aim is to connect people to facilities, open spaces and countryside.

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