REVIEW: Two / Green Room Productions
Two actors play all characters: at the centre are a pub landlady and landlord - and a marriage riven by bickering and bitterness
Eastbourne Reporter
REVIEW: The Shawshank Redemption
An uplifting and heart-warming tale set in a tough prison environment with poignant moments and plenty of surprises
Turning Green: new councillor says it’s time to have some political fun
“It just becomes so hard, like swimming through concrete, that you can’t engage with people. Activists want to believe in something and enjoy it. That's so important in bringing the community together."
Developer faces prospect of legal action over Claremont Hotel hoardings
The burnt-out remains of the seafront Claremont Hotel, propped up with scaffolding, have been surrounded by hoardings which have become more dilapidated over the past two years. REBECCA MAER asked Eastbourne Borough Council and the developer what was being done to improve its appearance.
Legal action may be taken if
REVIEW: De La Warr Pavilion spring exhibitions
By Alison Norwood, volunteer arts reviewer
An anticipatory hubbub greeted the artists and gallery staff at the opening of two new exhibitions – new wishes. by Jenine Marsh and How Many Fires, How Many Suns, How Many Dawns? by Sayan Chanda.
The two spaces in this gallery by the sea in
Your chance to buy a mini artwork gem
An innovative art exhibition featuring around 500 postcard-sized artworks by artists and the public to raise money for a creative initiative opens in Eastbourne this week
REVIEW: Gathered Around the Sun
This exhibition treads the line between bringing old and new together, while being coherent and showing variations of styles of art for differing tastes