We Are A Sea Festival
When: 28th September 2024 – 29th September 2024 all-day Where: Various across St Leonards on Sea WE ARE A SEA is a new headline…
Latest events
Weekly Community Garden Session – Sundays
When: 25th August 2024 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Where: St Leonards Station Community Garden (North platform normally), Kings Road St Leonards East…
Weekly Community Garden Session – Wednesday evenings
When: 12th June 2024 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Where: St Leonards Station Community Garden (North platform normally), Behind Warrior Square Station, Kings…
Latest projects
Town Grown: A local food growers network
Town Grown aims to create a food growers network to stimulate food growing and empower people to grow more food at home and on their allotments.
Hastings Community Composting
Working towards installing community compost bins in Hastings & St. Leonards so that those of us without a suitable garden or allotment are able to recycle our compostable food waste.
from Hastings Green Pages
Hastings Greenway
Currently there are a number of plans to connect Hastings, St Leonards and Ore to each other using greenway links.
Friary Gardens
plant and garden produce including honey from hives on site and chutneys made from their own produce
Eve Apple Press
Do you have excess apples that usually go to waste? Eve Apple Press provides a mobile service to press your excess apples into delicious, organic juice. By pressing your apples…
Observer Building
Locally-rooted social enterprise development
Christians Against Poverty CAP
Community support offering help/advice - debt centre, jobs clubs, fresh start, life skills, money courses - search for help in local area.
West St.Leonards Forum
The West St Leonards Forum has been created by local people, is a new initiative to bring together different local community interests and people to deal with the needs and…
“Its always great to read the newsletter, helpful to see everything that’s coming up in one place. And there is so much going on!
Hastings and St Leonards are buzzing with green events, read all about it in the TT newsletter.”
–Rachel, St Leonards