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1969: Conservation Areas designated

The first three were Old Town, Burtons’ St Leonards and Blacklands. By 2019 there were another 15. www.hastings.gov.uk burtonsstleonardssociety.co.uk

August 20, 2015
1960: Bourne Valley clearances

For a new road to get the A259 through the Old Town. ohps.org.uk

August 20, 2015
1945: Major housing schemes started

Surrounding and linking up Hastings and St Leonards: Tilekiln and Robsack, Hollington; Rock Lane, Ore; Broomgrove; Halton. www.1066online.co.uk

August 19, 2015
2015: Culture and Sports funding event

With NE Hastings Big Local, Arts Council and Sussex Sports Partnership

August 17, 2015
2013: Big Local North East Hastings launched

Programme for residents to direct the spending of £1 million of Government money in the area over 10 years. biglocalnortheasthastings.org.uk

August 17, 2015
2012: Community hub created for voluntary sector

The Council hands over former housing department building Jackson Hall in Portland Place to Hastings Voluntary Action as an asset transfer. hastingsvoluntaryaction.org

August 17, 2015
2012: Hastings & Bexhill cycle path opens

Following years of campaigning by Hastings Urban Bikes. hastingsurbanbikes.org

August 17, 2015
2011: Pier supported by Heritage Lottery Fund

£8.4million in principle including £354k development grant. Increased to £11.4 million in 2012. hpcharity.co.uk

August 17, 2015
2010: Hastings Adventure playground opened

In Ore Valley (Upper Broomgrove Road) with Play Pathfinder funding £800k. Managed by In2play and supported by HBC. in2play.org.uk

August 17, 2015
2006: Area Based Service Delivery Boards created

To bring service deliverers and community members together to plan services. Abandoned in 2012 due to funding pressures.

August 17, 2015

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