10th - 18th OCTOBER 2009
HASTINGS DAY, the 943rd anniversary of the Battle of Hastings is 14th October

(Not to be confused with Hastings Old Town Week and Carnival  August 2009)

 

Don't forget that Hastings week news and pictures appear in the Hastings Observer.

Hastings Week

 

A new committee was elected at the agm,
6th April 2009.

Chair - Ian Porter
Vice Chair - Richard Stevens
Secretary - Sarah Crosby
Treasurer - Terry Novis
Events co-ordinator - Nigel Hogbin
Hobbies & Crafts - Lynn Page tel 07858511777
Publicity - Ion Castro

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Site Contents

Hastings Hastings Week 2009 - Photogallery
Hastings Hastings Week 2009 - Daily events
Hastings Week 2008 - Photogallery
Hastings Week 2008 - Daily events
Hastings Week 2007 Car Show Pictures
Hastings Week 2007 - Daily events
Hastings Week 2006 - Daily events
Bonfire 2006 Pictures
Town Criers 2006 Pictures
Hobbies & Crafts 2005 Pictures
Pictures from Hastings Week 2005 Bonfire
Hastings Week 2005
History of Hastings Week
Pictures from Hastings Week 2004 - Classic Car Show
Hastings Week 2004
Hastings Week 2004 - Pre-week
Hastings Week 2004 - late entries not in the printed programme
Pictures from Hastings Week 2003 Day 1
Pictures from Hastings Week 2003 Autorama and Hobbies & Crafts
Bowskill Trophy 2003
Hastings Week 2003
Hastings Week 2003 Daily Events
Hobbies & Crafts Exhibition 2003
Hastings Week 2002
Hastings Week 2002 Daily Events
The Bowskill Trophy 2001

Hastings Week 2001 Daily Events
Special Events 2001
Pictures from the Hobbies & Crafts Exhibition 2001
"999" - Emergency Services Display 2001 
Hastings Week 2000

Recipients of The Order of 1066
Why Hastings Week?

 

Download Hobbies & Crafts entry forms in 'word' format of 'pdf'

Click for £10.66 Meal deal Special Meal Deal for Hastings Week - Mostly meals for two people and only £10.66

 


Message from the Mayor - 2009

It is amazing that a year has passed and another Hastings Week has arrived.  I would urge you to support the variety of events which many people have worked so hard to plan in celebration of this very special day in the town's calendar. Since the first celebration of Hastings Day, the single day has grown into ten 'jammed-packed' days with activities to suit everyone. 

I, together with my Deputy, Councillor Eve Martin, will endeavour to attend as many events as we can and I look forward to meeting you throughout the week.

Councillor Maureen Charlesworth
Mayor

 

A note from the Chair - 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Portrait by Juliette Dodd

 

 

Another Hastings Week has arrived enabling Hastings and 1066 Country to celebrate the 943rd Anniversary of the Battle of Hastings when the British Army was defeated. This year, being the 40th Anniversary of the Mini, and with both the Classic Car Show and the "Spratt & Winkle"  Historic Commercial run from Sevenoaks to Hastings, we have decided to make the theme for the week "Wheels".  This will also be the theme for the Best Dressed Window competition in the Old Town.

 

The programme lists more than 100 events this year, and I am sure that everyone will find something to enjoy or take part in, including jazz, music, exhibitions, walks, classic cars, a market, etc., ending with the bonfire and fireworks display.

 

This year we are introducing the £10.66 Meal Deal offer where you will be able to purchase a meal for two in selected eating houses for only £10.66.  See the pull-out supplement in the centre of this programme for full details of this fantastic offer. My sincere thanks to the Hastings Week Committee and to Hastings Borough Council, especially Kevin Boorman, Marketing Manager and Sarah Crosby without whose help this exciting week would not take place

Ian Porter
Hastings Week Chair

 

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