Friends of Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve

Saturday 4th 2pm - 4pm
Meet at the last groyne at the end of Rock-a-Nore Road
• Fossils and Geology •
Join Ken Brooks, chiarman of the Hastings and District Geological Society,
for a walk along the beach as far as Ecclesbourne Glen
to discover the wealth of fossils and history of the rocks and cliffs.
Charge £2, free to Friends of Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve.
For more information e-mail: Steve Peak
No dogs. Bring binoculars. Great for families. Challenging walking conditions.
Toilet facilities available.

Sunday 5th 10am - 4pm Visitor Centre
• Conservation Task •
For more information, phone the rangers on 01424 813225

Sunday 3rd 10am - 4pm Visitor Centre
• Conservation Task •
For more information, phone the rangers on 01424 813225

Saturday 9th 8am - 10am Visitor Centre
• Autumn Migration Walk •
A circular walk through Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve
with expert guidance by Andrew Grace to watch the miracle of migration
from one of the best sites on the South Coast.
Charge £2, free to Friends of Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve.
For more information contact Ray Mills on 01424 752541
No dogs. Bring binoculars. Great for families. Toilet facilities available.
Moderate walking conditions.

Saturday 9th 6pm - 8.30pm
Meeting point to be confirmed on booking
• Explore the Night Family Walk •
Free (not a Friends event)
Explore Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve when all around is getting dark.
See the stars, make a wish in the secret pond and hunt like a bat.
Some wind up torches supplied, bring your own wind up torch along.
Aimed at children aged 7 - 12, must be accompanied by an adult.
Limited space available. Booking essential: call 01424 451111
Donations welcome. Bring a torch. Great for families.
Challenging walking conditions.

Sunday 7th 10am - 4pm Visitor Centre
• Conservation Task •
For more information, phone the rangers on 01424 813225

Friday 19th November 2010 7pm
History House, 21 Courthouse Street, Old Town, Hastings
Free parking in The Bourne car park (near The Stables theatre) or in Old London Road
• Annual General Meeting •
With two guests:-

•Cllr Peter Chowney, "Lead Member for Regeneration, Planning and Communications",
will discuss the Council's "draft Cultural Regeneration Strategy 2010 - 2014".

•Matthew Pitts, Cultural Advisor for the High Weald AONB,
will give a talk on "The Making of the High Weald".

For more information e-mail: Sharyn Hedge