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Bexhill Heritage : BH: Repair of Shelter No.3, East Parade

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Bexhill HeritageConservation, protection and improvement of the Bexhill-on-Sea built environment. This is an initial draft of a Local List for Bexhill-on-Sea created by Bexhill Heritage. It is a first step in drawing up a more comprehensive by house and road name submission to the local council. BH members can Bexhill HeritageThanks to the generosity of our Planning Officer David Beales, a new plaque has been added to the West Station Clock casing. It goes alongside all the past clock-winders who

BH: First Bexhill Day in more than 100 years

Built on land forming part of the former Pages Estate. Although the gap was formally laid out in 1923 it wasn’t tarmacked until 1959. A new trackway was commissioned by Stars Organisation Bexhill Heritage – Newsletter No. 8 December 2019 Bexhill Heritage, c.o. St. Barnabas Church, Sea Road, Bexhill, TN40 1JG Concept art of how East Parade shelter 3 may look when

Bexhill Heritage – Newsletter No. 22 December 2023 As we approach the year’s of the charity’s achievements and look forward to 2024. The Bexhill Coronation Bandstand holds a significant place in history and culture. Beyond its transformation into a multi-purpose space in 2023, it has played a

BH: Repair of Shelter No.3, East Parade

3. Tribute to David Beales and to retiring committee members The sad loss of David Beales will be felt greatly by his family, Bexhill Heritage and the wider Bexhill community. David’s Bexhill Heritage is a charity dedicated to the protection, conservation and promotion of Bexhill’s heritage buildings and public open spaces. We have nearly four hundred members and work

The Chairman advised that in his opinion the direction being taken by Bexhill Heritage was the right one. This has been as a result of the quality of the committee and the professionalism Restored by Bexhill Heritage in 2020, it’s time for a new coat of paint and a few cosmetic repairs. accepted Bexhill HeritageConservation protection An exposed coastal environment poses challenges for wooden buildings and without planned Bexhill HeritageOn the 27th January from 4:30pm to 8:00pm, Bexhill Heritage will be participating in the annual light art festival at the Coronation Bandstand with lights, games and music.

The five-storey building has an octagonal corner turret and a wide triangular pediment on the Brassey Road elevation, embellished with an elaborately decorated plaster relief. A second

NEWSLETTER November 2021 Phil Hart of Bexhill 100 presents a cheque for £1,500 to Steve Johnson, Vice-Chair of Bexhill Heritage Bexhill 100 raised £15,000 at their August Bank Bexhill Heritage may hold events up to 9pm on one Saturday a month up to a maximum of five times a year. Members of Bexhill Heritage may apply to organise private gatherings such as Bexhill Town Hall Curator at the Bexhill museum; Julian Porter Bexhill Town Hall – a history from the archives of Bexhill Museum. From 1883 the village of Bexhill became the new resort of

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Bexhill HeritageThe restoration of Bexhill’s historic bandstand is continuing apace despite the horrendous January weather, which would have slowed progress on many similar projects. But

Cllr Plim said: “For some time now, I’ve felt Bexhill had lost its special identity within the district. But thanks to research done by Bexhill Heritage, I’ve found some of that long-lost identity be felt in Bexhill Heritage provided a ‘preliminary condition and recommended restoration survey report’ in November 2017 to Rother District Council, this triggered an RDC brief for a professional survey

Main item – Civic Pride Award – presentation of the Bexhill Heritage CPAs SJ explained that all the nominations for the various categories within the awards had been put to a vote of East Parade Heritage Project, Bexhill-on-Sea Report on Project Development & Community Engagement Consultancy Produced for Rother District Council by Lisa Davenport & Esther

Simon Allen – amazing practical skills, town clocks (Bexhill Town Council – maybe taking responsibility and funding), music in shelter (with SJ), detailed project condition reports. Bexhill Bexhill Heritage Mayor Paul Plim has unveiled Bexhill Heritage’s latest public interpretative board at East Parade. Alexis Markwick, the charity’s historian and the board’s designer, said: “We’ve told

Bexhill Heritage is a CIO to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of Bexhill’s built environment and open spaces. Bexhill Heritage is committed to collaboration Standing proudly in its tower, the four clock faces have overlooked Bexhill since 1902 when the line to the direction being Crowhurst first opened and the imposing West Station welcomed its first passengers. A Bexhill HeritageIt’s easy to miss the memorial bus shelter on De La Warr Road but it’s been there for almost eighty years. There have been considerable changes to the shelter’s use and setting

Introduction The aim of the Bexhill Alliance is to improve the condition of footways and street furniture in the Town Centre by means of a Street Audit in accordance with guidelines issued Bexhill Heritage is committed to encouraging equality, diversity and inclusion and eliminating unlawful discrimination. The aim is for our trustees, committee members, active volunteers, Bexhill Heritage volunteers are restoring the historic Shelter 4, East Parade, Bexhill, ahead of the official opening on April 19 2025.

Category:All Complete list of local heritage assets alphabetised by house and road name. Within each asset a reference number, construction date, architect/artist, builder, description and Bexhill Heritage’s exciting programme of Bandstand music will be finalised very soon. As last year, we’re working in partnership with Bexhill Festival of Music to bring some accomplished Bexhill Heritage, c.o. St. Barnabas Church, Cantelupe Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, TN40 1JG Charity number: 1196525 Bexhill Heritage – Newsletter No. 19

BEXHILL HERITAGE – CODE OF CONDUCT BEXHILL HERITAGE – CODE OF CONDUCT Bexhill Heritage (’BH’) is a non-political membership organisation and a registered charity, Bexhill HeritageConservation, protection and improvement of the Bexhill-on-Sea built environment. In early September 2019, Bexhill Heritage received a request from Rother District Council to help out with completing the repairs to the shelter which was only part-way through. We accepted

Bexhill HeritageConservation, protection and improvement of the Bexhill-on-Sea built environment.