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All Saints Hall

In West Hill, East Sussex

Address

All Saints Lane, Bexhill-on-Sea, TN39 5HA

Upcoming events at All Saints Hall

All Saints Hall is a community centre in West Hill. Near Here currently lists 17 upcoming events, including Functional Skills English Level 2, Audience In Conversation and Laughton Greenwood 10th Birthday Celebration.

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Laughton Greenwood 10th Birthday Celebration
Festivals & Events

Laughton Greenwood 10th Birthday Celebration

Come down to Vert Woods, and join us in celebrating our ancient woodland, and all of the people who help it continue to thrive. This celebration marks a decade of community, care, and connection with the forest. We come together to celebrate a living tradition where people support nature, build community, and reconnect with the woodland. Held in the heart of the ancient Vert Woods, the gathering invites everyone to take part in the next chapter of Laughton Greenwood’s story. This year, the day kicks off with our usual volunteering (with of course tea and biscuits), from 10 o'clock. This will be followed by lunch, nature walks, children’s activities, woodland art, and more. We are aiming to complete “the world’s largest woodland collage” throughout the day, meanwhile we are blessed to have Marina Robb who will explain how NHS practitioners can use the environment and local nature spaces in their practice. Laughton Greenwood has a rich history as a community-led woodland. Safe to say there will be something for everyone. What began as a volunteer effort to restore a neglected patch of forest has become a vibrant green space full of wildlife, learning, and nature-based activities. Over the years volunteers have created paths and bridges while supporting biodiversity through conservation work. Achievements include the planting of around 2000 native tree species and, this year, the renovation of an ancient pond that is vital for local wildlife.

Sun 2 AugAll Saints Hall
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Laughton Greenwood 10th Birthday Celebration
Festivals & Events

Laughton Greenwood 10th Birthday Celebration

Come down to Vert Woods, and join us in celebrating our ancient woodland, and all of the people who help it continue to thrive. This celebration marks a decade of community, care, and connection with the forest. We come together to celebrate a living tradition where people support nature, build community, and reconnect with the woodland. Held in the heart of the ancient Vert Woods, the gathering invites everyone to take part in the next chapter of Laughton Greenwood’s story. This year, the day kicks off with our usual volunteering (with of course tea and biscuits), from 10 o'clock. This will be followed by lunch, nature walks, children’s activities, woodland art, and more. We are aiming to complete “the world’s largest woodland collage” throughout the day, meanwhile we are blessed to have Marina Robb who will explain how NHS practitioners can use the environment and local nature spaces in their practice. Laughton Greenwood has a rich history as a community-led woodland. Safe to say there will be something for everyone. What began as a volunteer effort to restore a neglected patch of forest has become a vibrant green space full of wildlife, learning, and nature-based activities. Over the years volunteers have created paths and bridges while supporting biodiversity through conservation work. Achievements include the planting of around 2000 native tree species and, this year, the renovation of an ancient pond that is vital for local wildlife.

Sun 2 Aug11:00All Saints Hall
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Step Up: Ltd - Workshop
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Step Up: Ltd - Workshop

A free business support workshop for Eastbourne Sole Traders exploring Limited Company status. Expert advice, networking & 1-1 support. Sole Trader or Limited Company: What's Right for Your Business? If you're currently operating as a Sole Trader and want to better understand your options, this practical, jargon-free in-person workshop is for you. Whether you're considering becoming a Limited Company, exploring opportunities for growth, or simply want to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different business structures, this session will provide the clarity you need to make an informed decision. Delivered by award-winning accountant and tax specialist Chris Barnard from Collective Concepts Accounting, this interactive morning workshop will help you understand the key differences between operating as a Sole Trader and a Limited Company, including the financial, legal and practical implications of each, so you can decide what's right for your business now and in the future. What We'll Cover The key differences between operating as a Sole Trader and a Limited Company Tax, financial and compliance considerations Director responsibilities and legal obligations VAT, bookkeeping and ‘Making Tax Digital’ requirements The impact of business structure on credibility, growth and risk Common myths and misconceptions How to decide whether incorporation is right for your business What to Expect Refreshments on arrival Networking with other Eastbourne business owners Expert-led...

Tue 6 Oct09:30All Saints Hall
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The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Live Music

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

From small rooms above old pubs to the world’s greatest stages, The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain have spent four decades delighting audiences with their off-beat humour, impeccable musicianship and irresistible charm. Formed in 1985 as an antidote to the ego-driven bluster of the music industry, “The Ukes” quickly became unlikely superheroes of the international touring circuit, spreading their irrepressible magic from Australasia to the North Pole, and from Windsor Castle to Carnegie Hall. Playful, virtuosic and wickedly amusing, these genre-bending rebels have lasted longer than Led Zeppelin and The Beatles combined, and have played more gigs than The Rolling Stones. Praised by David Bowie and Brian Eno, championed by Blue Peter, admired by King Charles III, celebrated by BBC and raved about by The New York Times, they have built a reputation as one of the most entertaining live acts in the world. But nothing quite prepares you for seeing them live. As soon as The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain walk on stage, you know you are in safe hands. Expect an evening of sheer entertainment — laugh-out-loud funny, musically dazzling and full of surprises. This is an orchestra like no other. Buckle up for a helter-skelter ride through every corner of popular music — from Classical and Pop to Punk, Funk, Disco, Bluegrass and Metal — all played on the humble ukulele. Nobody does it quite like The Ukes.

Sat 14 NovAll Saints Hall
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Belle & Sebastian
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Belle & Sebastian

This year, Belle and Sebastian are celebrating 30 years of Tigermilk and If You’re Feeling Sinister by performing the iconic albums in full during a series of two-night stands at classic venues across the UK, Europe, US, Canada, and Mexico. As part of the celebrations, they head to Bexhill this December to play ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in full, followed by a second set of everyone’s favourite B&S tunes. First released in 1996, both records have long-since attained mythic status – “greatest of all time” list fixtures with songs that have spent decades populating mixtapes and playlists. Pitchfork called Tigermilk “immaculate” and The Guardian praised If You’re Feeling Sinister as “subtly poetic, wickedly funny, and gorgeously melodic.” Each evening will focus on one record, followed by a second set of classic B&S tunes. Last year, Stuart Murdoch released his debut novel, Nobody’s Empire, which the Guardian praised as, “Radiantly written.” In 2023, Belle and Sebastian released Late Developers, the second of two back-to-back albums following 2022’s A Bit of Previous. It is a full-hearted embrace of the band’s brightest tendencies that is not only fresh and immediate, but possessing that B&S je ne sais quoi. “Like If You’re Feeling Sinister, this is a near-simultaneous follow-up that’s somehow even better than its acclaimed predecessor,” wrote Pitchfork.

Wed 16 DecAll Saints Hall
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