Environment

Two local children made the rarer discovery of a seahorse on Bexhill Beach.

Waitrose is removing takeaway coffee cups from its stores.

Bexhill Environmental Group and the Bexhill Science Cafe are inviting the public to attend a special meeting to discuss chemicals in the environment.

At its peak Bexhill’s hotel industry was a major factor in the town’s economy. In the inter-war period Bexhill Hotels Association boasted around 140 members.

After discovering seabirds and fish killed by plastic on the beach, a dog walker has called for us to stop throwing rubbish in our seas.

Stone Age tools have been found at Hastings Country Park during an archaeological monitoring process.

Natural England has been working on plans to install a section of a long-distance walking trail along the coast between Eastbourne and Camber.

The Source BMX and skateboard park in the former White Rock Baths has been shortlisted for two national awards from The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Two salvaged anchors donated by local residents are now gracing the display site of the Cyril and Lilian Bishop lifeboat.

Can you spend a whole day without throwing away plastic?

A government report into the mysterious gas haze that descended on the Sussex coast last summer has been released.

An East Sussex farm has received almost £80,000 from the Ministry of Defence after hundreds of chickens died when terrified by low-flying military aircraft.

Bexhill and Battle MP, Huw Merriman, is supporting the bid for a new Marine Conservation Zone that will include beaches off Pevensey, Normans Bay and Bexhill.

Bird-lovers are being urged to lose themselves in nature this weekend to support a conservation charity.

The Friends of Hastings Country Park have a number of events planned throughout the year.

Frozen food retailer Iceland has announced it will become the first major retailer globally to eliminate plastic packaging from all of its own brand products by the end of 2023.

The New Year brings with it stormy weather as Sussex is warned to brace itself for strong winds and high tides.

It’s the time to eat, drink and be merry – but experts are warning people to dispose of Christmas leftovers carefully or face creating costly festive fatbergs.