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[[File:Hastings Castle 2012-07-28.jpg|thumb|Remains of Hastings Castle, with the town and pier in the background]]'''Hastings''' is a seaside town in East [[Sussex]]. At the Battle of Hastings, which took place a few miles away in 1066, the forces of William Duke of Normandy (thereafter King William I) defeated the English forces, and King Harold II was killed.
 
[[File:Hastings Castle 2012-07-28.jpg|thumb|Remains of Hastings Castle, with the town and pier in the background]]'''Hastings''' is a seaside town in East [[Sussex]]. At the Battle of Hastings, which took place a few miles away in 1066, the forces of William Duke of Normandy (thereafter King William I) defeated the English forces, and King Harold II was killed.
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==LGBT History==
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Dr [[Sophia Jex-Blake]] was born in Hastings in 1840.
  
 
There was a [[Hastings CHE Group]] at one time.
 
There was a [[Hastings CHE Group]] at one time.

Revision as of 05:24, 21 August 2012

Remains of Hastings Castle, with the town and pier in the background
Hastings is a seaside town in East Sussex. At the Battle of Hastings, which took place a few miles away in 1066, the forces of William Duke of Normandy (thereafter King William I) defeated the English forces, and King Harold II was killed.

LGBT History

Dr Sophia Jex-Blake was born in Hastings in 1840.

There was a Hastings CHE Group at one time.

The Hastings and Rother Gay Helpline was founded in 1987 (as Hastings Befrienders) and the Hastings and Rother Rainbow Alliance was founded in 2003.