Archives for Reflections
An extraordinary life
Hastings legend Peter D’Arcy Champney has reached his centenary. Dave Young shares a life lived to the fullest. Peter arrived in Hastings almost accidentally, looking for somewhere to settle after…
The Hastings Variation
To mark the upcoming Hastings International Chess Congress, John Bostock explores the fascinating connections between Hastings and chess. You may have seen the excellent Netflix series, The Queens Gambit, in…
Second-hand love
How Millie Cerys changed her views about charity shop clothes. Recently, I was in a rush to leave the house and was hastily trying to pick an outfit for the…
Hard HIPPING Journalism
With more than 40 articles across 20 issues, Ben Cornwell reflects on his decision to take on a work placement at HIP, away from his journalism course at the University…
A Word From Our Founders
Current Features Editor Ben Bruges asked long-term HIP writer Gareth Stevens to explore the developmentof HIP from founding to 200th edition. Below Ben explores his own reasons for getting involved with…
Living Off-Grid, Almost
In Features this edition new writer SONNY LEVITT recounts his experiences of living off grid, nearly. Features is always looking for new writers and new voices email todiscuss your ideas.…
Where to begin
By Millie Cerys Once you start paying attention to little things, you see them continuously. They become ever more present until they are all you can see. It’s like life…