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70 years on...
9:00pm Friday 21st November 2008
70 years ago, on November 26th 1938, the Bishop of Chichester, Bishop George Bell and The Revd James Hannington, son of Bishop James Hannington who had been speared to death in Uganda, laid foundation stones to begin the building of the church dedicated to Bishop Hannington's memory. One of the stones came from Uganda, near to where the Bishop was murdered.
North Hangleton Residents' Association to meet
3:57pm Tuesday 23rd September 2008
There will be a meeting of the North Hangleton Residents' Association tomorrow night (Wednesday 24th September) at 7pm at the Hangleton Community Centre.
Training day at doctors' surgery
11:20am Thursday 4th September 2008
Hove Medical Centre is holding a staff training day later this month, when the surgery, in West Way, will shut from 1pm.
Rubbish future for Hangleton Bottom?
8:49pm Tuesday 2nd September 2008
Hangleton Bottom could soon be a step closer to being turned into a sorting centre for rubbish.
William Hill odds on to open Hangleton office
6:33pm Wednesday 27th August 2008
Another bookies looks like opening at The Grenadier in Hangleton.
Party in the Park
4:02pm Tuesday 26th August 2008
Party in the Park is just a few days away. The event takes place on Saturday (August 30) at Greenleas Recreation Ground – off Hangleton Way and Hangleton Valley Drive – from 2pm to 8pm.
Hangleton Band gets ready for national finals
10:45pm Saturday 23rd August 2008
Members of the Hangleton Band are preparing for the National Brass Band Finals.
Health Day for young people
9:40pm Thursday 14th August 2008
A Health Day is being held for young people at Hangleton Community Centre on Saturday August 19.
Comments (0)Help for single mums
9:18am Wednesday 6th August 2008
Single mums seeking help and support from Working Links will have the chance to win a free trip to Drusillas Park.
Children's stage day is a Treasure
3:11pm Wednesday 11th June 2008
Schoolchildren took part in a workshop, learning songs, rhymes and dance to perform on stage.
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