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Council launches third round of Additional Restrictions Grant scheme for businesses impacted by COVID-19

Hastings Borough Council has launched another round of its Additional Restrictions Grant (ARG) scheme...

Published 02/06/2021

Hastings Borough Council opposes the use of glyphosate on our streets

Hastings Borough Council is supporting local residents who are opposed to East Sussex County Council's continued use of the weedkiller glyphosate...

Published 26/05/2021

Hastings Museum launches restoration project fundraiser

Hastings Museum & Art Gallery has teamed up with the Museums Association and Crowdfunder to raise much needed funds to restore the...

Published 26/05/2021

Central St Leonards Cleans Up Its Act

Over many months the Safer Streets Project in Central St Leonards, which is coordinated by Hastings Borough Council's Community Safety Team has...

Published 20/05/2021

Have Ingenious fun this summer at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery

Hastings Museum & Art Gallery has partnered with Cabaret Mechanical Theatre to bring an amazing world of automata to Hastings this summer...

Published 20/05/2021

Demolition work at Battle Road Hastings

Hastings Borough Council have appointed a demolition contractor to demolish and remove 2-12 Battle Road...

Published 19/05/2021

Hastings beaches win awards once again

Hastings Borough Council is delighted to have retained Blue Flag status for another year for its Marina beach, in St Leonards. The Blue Flag status...

Published 18/05/2021

Hastings Museum reopens ready for the summer

Hastings Museum & Art Gallery is pleased to be reopening on Thursday 20 May. Following the museum's recent closure due to government restrictions...

Published 04/05/2021

Council pays out £5 million in restart business grants

Hastings Borough Council has now distributed £5 million of restart grants for local businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Published 27/04/2021

Hastings residents encouraged not to mow their lawns for ‘No Mow May'

This May, Hastings Borough Council is encouraging residents to help the bees and support local biodiversity by not mowing lawns for No Mow May.

Published 27/04/2021