Following the approval by the Government of the Hastings Neighbourhood Board 10-year Regeneration Plan in March 2026, a public event to discuss how and where the money will be invested will be held on Friday 22 May, 9am-12.30pm, at Central Hall, Hastings.

Kevin Boorman, Independent Chair of the Hastings Neighbourhood Board, and Josh Broadway, Pride in Place Programme Manager, will deliver a presentation about planned spending on community services in Hastings; and there will be a marketplace where you are welcome to bring leaflets about the work of your organisation and network with other participants.

There will also be the opportunity to take part in one of four workshops looking at partnership working; building trust across roles; organisations and communities; strategies for managing challenges and different expectations; and identifying mechanisms for sustaining collaboration.

For more information and to book a place visit hastingsvoluntaryaction.org.uk/events


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