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Win a Rustico Meal for Two Sussex Police LIVE ON AIR! YOU RAISE ME UP FREE Eastbourne Youth Radio Marks its 10 year Anniversary (EYR) returns for the 20th with events to help continue year from 9th–11th June. invaluable family support. Issue 011 05/21 May 2021 Page 8 Page 26 Bournefree THE ROYAL HIPPODROME IS BACK TO ENTERTAIN Page 47 AirTight Security Systems Ltd • Intruder Alarms • All installed at low cost • CCTV • Access Control Systems • Domestic or Commercial • Door Entry Phone premises systems • Maintenance agreement • Fire Alarm Systems offered on all new or • Fire Extinguishers existing systems • Monitoring • Free no obligation site • Registered with visit and Quotation Win a Rustico meal for two Sussex Police Tel: 01323 520212 See page 52 [email protected] www.airtightsecuritysystems.co.uk Join our ED CATION. Still time to apply! Your future is not cancelled. Become the future you at East Sussex College. Visit www.escg.ac.uk to find out more about our courses. Call: 030 300 39699 | Email: [email protected] | Website: www.escg.ac.uk | @WeAreESCG 2 Issue 011, May 2021 Live news – www.bournefreelive.co.uk For breaking news 24/7, log onto our news website at www.bournefreelive.co.uk Full steam ahead for Bournefree magazine online and in print WOW! It’s been a very busy but amazingly enjoyable past month as we Peter Lindsey, Editor. continue to ease out of Lockdown. Our website continues to have edition. We really are over the moon Contacts By Peter Lindsey around ten new stories each day, and with the response. Join us next month. each story is also shared on social Email: [email protected] media. Log on, make it a daily habit. It is all about forming long- Telephone: 01323 430303 Our April issue was our biggest term relationships which benefit yet as shops, gyms, hairdressers Put the three together (print, website Bournefree and the customer. We Editor and some other businesses were and social media), and it’s working well. are very clear about that. Peter Lindsey allowed to open. Email: [email protected] Getting to know you Oliver helps RNLI Well, I’m delighted to say that the This month, for example, we’ve been Finally, I must mention Oliver, the Advertising positivity has continued, and we have getting to know new businesses all autistic 12-year-old boy from been able to maintain the 56 pages. ready to open on May 17th, and Email: [email protected] Sovereign Harbour, whose amazing others reopening. drawings of boats we have printed Telephone: 01323 430303 Our mix of print, website and social free of charge. All 1,300 of them. media is proving a tremendous We are now working with the Royal Production success as we reach more people Hippodrome Theatre, both online Mum Anna and I have been out and Custard Design, Eastbourne than ever. and in print, which is just great. about delivering them to people. Email: [email protected] Finding a good read Clinic 33 is a new attraction to the They are £10 for the pack of eight Telephone: 01323 430303 Getting the 10,000 copies to the Meads area, and we will be featuring and we have already sold more than community often depends on them both in the magazine and online. 50 per cent. Every penny goes to Images where our main outlets are. We are the RNLI. Cover: Rustico delighted that Eastbourne Pier, The And it was great to meet Andy from Food&Drink: La Locanda del Duca Enterprise Centre, Langney Shopping Sussex Footcare, which has just That’s it until June. In the meantime, Health: Andra C Taylor Centre, and The Beacon are now opened in Watts Lane, Motcombe. get involved, message us and suggest how Bournefree can be of assistance. Kyle Glenn stocking Bournefree as well as our other key outlets. We thank them all That’s just three. I could mention more, Property: Jennifer Marcus and appreciate each one. and you will see them in this month’s Thank you The Arts: Royal Hippodrome Our next edition will be distributed from June 10th. Do you want your company to stand out Make sure you are a part of it. Bournefree from the crowd? Do you want to raise awareness of your organisation? We want YOU to be a part of Bournefree, Then you need to be talking to our sales the monthly publication for Eastbourne manager, Gail McKay. and surrounding areas. Gail is in charge of all advertising and Do you want your organisation or business can be contacted on 01323 430303 or to be featured? Do you have an event you by email at: [email protected] would like us to spread the word about? Bournefree: here for the people of Email: [email protected] Eastbourne and surrounding areas. Live news – www.bournefreelive.co.uk Issue 011, May 2021 3 Harrison has made an amazing start at The Toy Stop HARRISON Dann is the teenager who has taken Eastbourne by storm. By Peter Lindsey He opened The Toy Stop in Footfall is growing Langney Shopping Centre on The most popular item so far is the Monday April 12th – and he says fruit and vegetables squishes. the response has been amazing. Harrison said: “Other owners inside The shop is well positioned near to Langney Shopping Centre have been Tesco, and the former Causeway very supportive, and centre manager School student is so excited about Neil Avis has been great too. his venture. “The footfall in the centre is growing Massive range of stock at The Toy Stop. Harrison said: “I want to thank every once again after Lockdown, and it’s one of our customers who has been great to know that more shops are here to support us, it’s been amazing. reopening here. Harrison is pleased that new shops are opening at Langney Shopping The extensive range “We have been absolutely flat out. On Massive range Centre, and he believes the centre includes: day one there was a queue going all “The refurb of the shop has been will have an incredibly busy summer. • Summer games the way round the corner past Barclays. amazing, and now we have the • Pre-school toys support and backing of shoppers. He said: “I really do believe that • “We have a lovely shop, amazing LSC is taking off with new attractions Barbie dolls stock and 100 per cent focus on “I am really pleased with how it coming in. • Schleich making sure the customer has the looks. It’s clean, fresh looking and • National Geographic best possible experience. very attractive.” “Neil and his team are working • Lego so hard to make the most of the • Playmobil “I can’t emphasize enough how pleased The massive range of stock is aimed extension and bring in new attractions. • Board games I am with how the first few weeks have at toddlers right through to people in • been. Long may it continue.” their 70s or even older. Exciting future Musical instruments “Soon, there will be new restaurants • Model kits which is really exciting and will bring • Pocket money tills more customers to the centre. And SO, SO much more. “I have been very impressed with the footfall so far, and I believe that will The shop is open only get better. Monday to Saturday: 9am–5pm and Sunday: 10am–4pm. “Believe me, Langney Shopping Centre is determined to extend its offer, which can only be good news Facebook @TheToyStop for the town and its economy! Instagram @thetoystopofficial These Foodbank satellites will be open during May From May 17th St Richards Church, Etchingham Road, Langney All Souls Church Hall, Wellesley Road, Town centre Free tea or coffee at these satellites Willingdon Trees Community Centre, Holly Place and a place to chat and Gateway Church Centre, 70, Lottridge Drove opportunity to get advice St Saviours Church Hall, South Street , Town Centre St Elisabeths Church, Victoria Drive Salvation Army, 33 Royal Sussex Crescent, Old Town St Lukes Church, Rattle Road, Stone Cross Publication – www.bournefreemag.co.uk Issue 011, May 2021 5 Exciting new café and bar set to be a massive success on our seafront The newly refurbished Pavilion Café Bar. FOLLOWING a thorough refurbishment, The Pavilion Café Bar is set to reopen on Eastbourne Seafront on Monday 17th May. Eastbourne Seafront Services Wings. Of course we’re keeping the took over the popular café in By Peter Lindsey Eccles Cake too, that seems to be the early November last year. favourite for most people!” “We’ve taken the quiet winter we’re sure we’ll need all that extra Something for everyone Amazing views and subsequent lockdown as an seating space. The patio is a real The Pavilion will be offering light Located on the seafront next to Royal opportunity to give the building a real sun trap in the summer so we’ve lunches and snack food along with Parade, The Pavilion boasts views of makeover inside and out. It’s been an made use of all the space, brought a selection of wines and beer from the sea and Eastbourne Pier, visible exciting project and we’re very much in some new picnic benches and morning to late evening. “We’ve kept behind its own spruced up gardens looking forward to inviting back our installed a sail canopy to provide a lot of the original menu that was featuring new stone art sculptures. customers, new and old.” plenty of shade. We’ve redecorated popular with the regulars but we’re “What better way to relax on a everything to give the place a rustic also including some more interesting summer evening than sitting on the Fresh new look feel and it’s just breathed new life additions too such as Halloumi Fries patio with warm food and cold drinks, Now in the hands of the team into the building!” and Hickory and Maple Chicken watching the sun set over the water behind the successful Eastbourne to some relaxing background music Bandstand, The Pavilion has with friends? It’s what we’ve all been increased its capacity inside and on looking forward to for over a year the patio in preparation for what is now and it’s that exact experience expected to be one of Eastbourne’s we want to provide to Eastbourne busiest seasons for years.
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