Landmarks

A page for each of Hastings' landmarks: what the council's papers say about it, planning applications, the draft Local Plan, and the payments the council booked to it.

• Hastings Pier

  The pier on the seafront at White Rock. It is privately owned; the borough council doesn't run it.

  11 papers · £97.3k in council payments
• White Rock Baths

  The former swimming baths under the promenade at White Rock, owned by the Hastings and St Leonards Foreshore Charitable Trust.

  27 papers · £174k in council payments
• White Rock Theatre

  The theatre on the seafront at White Rock, opposite the pier.

  15 papers · £2.6m in council payments
• Hastings Country Park and Ecclesbourne Glen

  Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve, the cliffs, glens and heath east of the Old Town, including Ecclesbourne Glen and Fairlight Glen.

  35 papers · £673k in council payments
• Town centre and Priory Meadow

  Hastings town centre: the Priory Meadow shopping centre and the streets around it, and the Town Deal's town centre projects.

  89 papers · £2.2m in council payments
• Queensway and the link roads

  The Queensway corridor in north St Leonards. The Bexhill–Hastings Link Road (Combe Valley Way) meets it, the Queensway Gateway Road joins it towards the A21, and the draft Local Plan proposes employment sites beside it.

  38 papers · 3 planning records
• Hastings Castle and the West Hill

  The Norman castle ruins on the West Hill above the Old Town, the West Hill itself and the West Hill Lift.

  94 papers · 7 planning records · £789k in council payments
• The Stade and Rock-a-Nore

  The beach at the east end of the Old Town where fishing boats are launched from the shingle, with the net shops, Stade Hall and the Stade Open Space, and Rock-a-Nore beyond.

  55 papers · 2 planning records · £535 in council payments
• Bottle Alley

  The covered lower promenade between Warrior Square and the pier, its walls set with broken glass.

  18 papers · £1.6k in council payments
• Alexandra Park

  The park running north from the town centre.

  17 papers · £109k in council payments
• The Observer Building

  The former Hastings Observer newspaper building on Cambridge Road.

  6 papers

Each page prints the rule that built it. Payments are a floor: only what the council booked to a service area that names the place. Every street in the borough has its own page too, and so does each place the record names.