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This week we feature the story on two Hastings people chosen to be immortalised in steel as figures on a local section of the National Cycle Network in recognition of Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee year.
In other news, a woman is appealing for information and spoken of her devastation after one of her beloved pets was mauled to death by another dog.
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Hide AdA housing association has announced it is building more than 50 new homes on a former school site in St Leonards.
And you can also see pictures and a report on the Enough is Enough protest from last Saturday (October 1).
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