Honestly, Wayne’s reimagining of LL Cool J’s “Rock The Bells” might be just as objectionable. I’m not mad to hear Wayne evoking NORE’s “Banned From TV,” however. Tha Carter VI also features the ...

Organisers of the popular Hastings Pirate Day event this summer have confirmed it will take place on Saturday July 19 and ...

In this, the 80th year since the end of the Second World War, there are few people in Hastings today with real-life memories ...

From POTY to BOTY, we rock, bro! Ah, the rewards (drools ... let’s take a dump.” The Koreans call a song a nore, but we’ll not let them snore. Nobody gibbers like me. Believe me. Speaking of songs, ...

The main parade itself set off at 4.30pm from the Marlowe Way, marching along Stoneover Lane, Nore Marsh Road, Station Road, the High Street, and Lime Kiln, before ending at Fairfield.

Other performers throughout the day include the junior Wootton Bassett Light Operatic Society at midday, Sparkly Singers at 12.30, the RWB Brass Band at 1pm, North Wiltshire Rock Choir at 2pm ...

Other performers throughout the day include the junior Wootton Bassett Light Operatic Society at midday, Sparkly Singers at 12.30, the RWB Brass Band at 1pm, North Wiltshire Rock Choir at 2pm ...

The buildings – some three storeys tall – were originally constructed in the 16th century and could be moved around on the shingle but are today very much firmly in place on Rock-a-Nore Road.

The buildings – some three storeys tall – were originally constructed in the 16th century and could be moved around on the shingle but are today very much firmly in place on Rock-a-Nore Road. Just ...