Following preparations to ensure social distancing measures can be adhered to, Hollingbury Golf course re-opens on Monday June 1st. Walkers are reminded to stick to the footpaths and take care when on the paths around the course, and in particular when crossing the course to access Hollingbury Hill Fort. Rules are in place for golfers … Read more
Brighton and Hove City Council are proposing to install a fast charging point for electric cars on Hollingury Rise. The point would be able to charge up to four vehicles at a time, so four dedicated electric vehicle bays are being proposed. The charging point would be near the junction with Hertford Road, along an … Read more
A warning is issued today to walkers using Hollingbury Golf Course for exercise, by Brighton and Hove City Council, as the course prepares to re-open. During lockdown the open space of the golf course has allowed residents of Hollingdean and Hollingbury to exercise (and beyond) while maintaining social distance. Always a popular area for exercise … Read more
Your summer Hollingdean News is now available to read online. Read about home schooling, teen experience of lockdown, application for a phone mast, thanks to all keeping our community thriving while we are all mostly at home and even a quiz to keep you busy. Click here for Hollingdean News Lockdown Edition – and please share … Read more
Singing Workshops Fridays: 31 Jan, 28 Feb, 27 March: 11.00 – 11.00 BWC, 22 Richmond Place, Brighton BN2 9NA £5 per session (or donation if cost is a barrier) Children welcome in the group Come along to our friendly, unthreatening workshop. Share your stories and experiences and join in with beautiful folk songs. No … Read more
Hands-On Half Term is now available for your delight and delectation. Click on just about anything you find here. Two things will make this an amazing week: first, the beautiful St Andrew’s Centre will be home to a busy, buzzy nest of activities; second, we are joined by Eequ, a company dedicated to hands on … Read more
Animal agriculture, especially the massive impact of beef on our climate. I was surprised that there was nearly no action taken by policy makers or a substantial political campaign to raise awareness. I had to do something! felt helpless and realised I didn’t know how to talk about it without becoming too excited or angry.. … Read more
A consultation has been undertaken on polling stations – with some changes proposed that will affect residents in Hollingdean. It is proposed Hertford Infants School will no longer be used, and City Gate in the The Dip will be the new polling station. Those living south of Hollingbury Place/Hollingbury Crescent will move to the district … Read more
Neighbourhood Watch are undertaking a survey to improve the understanding of the impact of cybercrime on communities. Cybercrime is defined as any illegal online behaviour which has a negative impact on someone. This could be the theft of money or personal information such as email logins, or identity information like passport details or a home … Read more
Hollingdean News is written and delivered by local volunteers, and supported by local business who advertise. Want to find out more? Come along to our AGM on Weds 26th at at Hollingdean Community. We’re a friendly group of neighbours who enjoy keeping our community informed of all things Hollingdean. So, if you’re a budding journalist, … Read more
