Appeal for witnesses after woman assaulted in Hastings Witness Appeals Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault on a woman who was attacked in an alleyway between Robertson Street and Claremont, Hastings on Saturday, 30 April.
Tag: Robertson Street
Step into the Rye’s Own archive for stories connected with Robertson Street, a place viewed through local news, memory, change and the experiences of those who knew it. The trail includes “Hastings Teeenager Assaulted in Robertson Street”, “Ray Levett making up for 45 lost years!”, and “‘Then, before then, before that and now’”, offering several ways into the subject rather than a single potted account. It is a collection to browse for both the main story and the small, telling details that a local magazine notices.
Hastings Teeenager Assaulted in Robertson Street
Appeal for an assault on a teenager in Hastings 25 February 2016 Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault in Hastings on Friday, February 12. A 15-year-old girl was walking on Robertson Street at 3.45pm on Friday, February
Hastings Week Part Two
Hastings Week 2015 – part II Hastings Week Publicity Officer and Vice Chairman Ion Castro shares some more images of the events during the week, this time the final weekend 17th & 18th October.
Ray Levett making up for 45 lost years!
This interesting story and picture first appeared in one of our first issues of “Hastings Town”. We have not been able to get in touch with Ray up to the time of printing but hope he and his good lady are fit and well and have a great Christmas. (Editor) By Ray Levett I wondered … Continue reading Ray Levett making up for 45 lost years!
‘Then, before then, before that and now’
Four phases of ‘The Memorial’ Ion Castro looks into his archive Many of us, especially older ones like me, still refer to the town centre as ‘The Memorial’, no, not the Shopping centre but the place, partially pedestrianised, where Havelock Road meets Cambridge Road, Robertson Street, Harold Place, Wellington Place and York Buildings, Queens Road … Continue reading ‘Then, before then, before that and now’