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Today's front page of the Hastings and Rye Observer SUS-211102-122146001Today's front page of the Hastings and Rye Observer SUS-211102-122146001
Today's front page of the Hastings and Rye Observer SUS-211102-122146001

In this week’s Observer we cover the story of a Hastings business owner, who claims he has been losing trade due to a skip which has been placed outside his shop for the past 16 months.

The next stage of the vaccine roll-out is also about to begin and today’s Observer covers the full story, along with latest vaccination figures and Covid case numbers for 1066 Country.

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Observer readers have also given their opinions on what they want to see money spent on for Hastings if the Hastings Town Deal board’s bid for more than £100m is successful.

In other news in this week’s edition, a St Leonards man who fractured his ex-girlfriend’s eye socket has been jailed. The sentence came after the woman took her own life while waiting for his trial, a court heard.

There has been a huge rise in stalking cases in Sussex, according to latest figures.

Our two-page feature this week tells the story of one victim and what Sussex Police is doing to pledge more support for victims.

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