Tag archives for People of Hastings & St Leonards
People of Hastings and St Leonards: Debbie Goodsell
This week KATHRYN SUTTER met with Debbie Goodsell, an independent Funeral Celebrant serving the community of Hastings and St Leonards. Debbie Goodsel Debbie is Sedlescombe born and bred; she had…
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Lara Alvarez and Alvaro Lois This week Kathryn Sutter met Lara and Al, owners of Spanish-on-Sea, an accessible and friendly Spanish language school in Hastings Town Centre. Lara and Al…
People of Hastings and St Leonards: Penny Pepper
This week KATHRYN SUTTER met Penny Pepper, author, poet, and disability activist who has called St Leonards home for the past five years. Penny Pepper. Credit: JJ Waller. Like many…
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Naomi McMaster This week Kathryn Sutter talked to Naomi McMaster about her work as a personal trainer. Naomi grew up in a village just outside Hastings before moving into town…
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Rick Sciuriaga This week Kathryn Sutter spoke to Rick Sciuriaga, owner of Number 46, a Bed & Breakfast in Cambridge Gardens, which he runs with the invaluable support and loyalty…
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Martin Symons This week Kathryn Sutter spoke to Martin Symons about his history in the town and his work as Community Volunteering Coordinator at St Michael’s Hospice. Martin began our…
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Gemma Cooksley and Kate Thwaites This week Kathryn Sutter spoke to two employees at Bluebell Ridge RSPCA Cat Rehoming Centre, Gemma has worked at the Centre for 20 years and…
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Simone Gosling This week Kathryn Sutter spoke to Simone Gosling, Manager of Bear’s House Nursery, St Leonards. I was born in Luton but my nan is from Hastings, and when…
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Irina Lazareva This week Kathryn Sutter spoke to Irina Lazareva, the force behind Sunshine Cafe and new business Sunshine Bazaar, both on Queen’s Road. I’m originally from Latvia and…
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By Kathryn Sutter This week we spoke to Millie Rowland, CEO of Boathouse Arts and founder of ‘Millie’s Nightclub’. I moved to Hastings in 1991 just before my 11th birthday,…