1066 Country deserves a fantastic website to represent everything it has to offer, and we've been working hard to build exactly that.
This website is currently in 'soft launch' phase, ahead of its formal launch in October 2019. There's still lots of work going on in the background, and undoubtedly still a few bugs to iron out.
If you've noticed anything wrong, missing or otherwise suspect, please let us know by emailing 1066countrymarketing@hastings.gov.uk. We'd love your general feedback too, and we hope you enjoy the new site.
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