Andy Hemsley is a journalist based in Worthing, West Sussex, focusing on local news and events. He writes for the Worthing Herald and his work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK and Yahoo Sports UK. Andy covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, and human interest stories in the West Sussex area.
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Andy Hemsley's focus is primarily on local events, businesses, and community stories within the Hastings and Sussex area. His coverage heavily features entertainment news, seasonal events, house & home topics as well as cultural aspects.
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A colourful knitted creation featuring flying witches, a pumpkin patch and a spider’s web has appeared on a red post box in Pages Lane Bexhill.
By: Andy Hemsley
Hastings based artist Bill Greenhead has produced an eye-catching work featuring a terrifying looking gull.
By: Andy Hemsley
It’s Halloween today and many local shops and businesses have got into the spirit of the season by putting on some impressive and spooky displays.
Battle held its biggest night of the year on Saturday when the annual bonfire celebrations took place.
By: Andy Hemsley
Hastings welcomed the newly appointed Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports when he paid a visit to the town on Thursday.
By: Andy Hemsley
The new Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, Admiral Sir George Zambellas was keen to know more about the Hastings fishing tradition and community when he visited the town on Friday November 1.
Halloween was celebrated in style in Hastings Old Town last Thursday when a coffin was carried through the streets in a Mardi Gras style celebration.
By: Andy Hemsley
Homeless people and rough sleepers are to get more support this winter with the Government announcing £123,856 in emergency support for rough sleepers in our area, with £97,358 going to Hastings and £26,498 going to Rye and and the surrounding villages.
By: Andy Hemsley
There have been many tragic accidents in Hastings, but one that is almost forgotten took place 92 years ago when a lorry fell into the sea and the driver drowned.
By: Andy Hemsley
Earlier this year, the Endoscopy Unit at Conquest Hospital took delivery of three Transnasal Endoscopes, jointly funded by The Friends of Conquest Hospital and The League of Friends of Bexhill Hospital, costing over £55,000.
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