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Oct 13, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Foster
Once again this year in Lewes and surrounding villages, from Ditchling to Muddles Green and in a vast circle from Fletching to the sea, the late summer tide of Artwave engulfed the area in a glorious, lavish outpouring of creative talent. Three weeks in September, where on almost any day you could count on being able to attend an art exhibition.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Foster
The day after the general election, on 5 July, saw me heading to Downing St to witness a Labour Prime Minister taking power after 15 years of Tory government. Somewhat sleep deprived, excited and emotional, with a mind full of every cliché for intense joy you might care to think up, I hauled a couple of bottles of real champagne (no cut price fizz for that new dawn) to share with old friends and any new ones I was hoping to meet whilst celebrating in Whitehall.
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Aug 11, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Foster
UK Harvest has once again teamed up with West Sussex County Council to tackle food waste in our communities. Their latest initiative in the fight against food waste is a booklet that will be available free of charge at all community food hubs and which can also be accessed online – It is a fabulous publication with masses of information packed into 12 colourfully printed pages.
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Jul 28, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Foster
Following England’s defeat in the final of Euro 2024, Crawley Councillors are keen to recognise Crawley’s most famous son, Gareth Southgate, in some way. Not wishing to intrude on his disappointment and realising his legendary modesty, they have decided to take some time to consider just how to honour him.
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Jul 7, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Smith |Ginny Foster
After spending the night in the audience at Channel Four’s Riverside Studios for the election-night special, Britain Decides, the two Ginnys grabbed a hasty cup of coffee at a local Costa and set off for Downing Street on the morning of Friday 5 July, determined to join the crowds waiting to greet the arrival of the new prime minister.
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Jul 4, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Foster
Every week Sussex Bylines will be publishing articles related to the general election on 4 July, covering both local and national issues. Broadly, our political sympathies are left of centre and, while Sussex Bylines does not endorse any one political party, we are keen to encourage collaboration between progressive parties and reduce tribalism.
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May 31, 2024 | 
prescottenews.com | Ginny Foster
Automation is part of every aspect of our lives. From pay-at-the-pump to self-checkout at grocery stores, retailers and manufacturers are taking full advantage of the automation revolution. For a variety of reasons, the aerospace industry has been slow to adopt automation. However, that is rapidly changing. We’re seeing the future of aviation automation take shape in manufacturing facilities nationwide, and it will lead to enhanced safety.
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May 30, 2024 | 
dcjournal.com | Ginny Foster |Ray Walker
Automation is part of every aspect of our lives. From pay-at-the-pump to self-checkout at grocery stores, retailers and manufacturers are taking full advantage of the automation revolution. For a variety of reasons, the aerospace industry has been slow to adopt automation. However, that is rapidly changing. We’re seeing the future of aviation automation take shape in manufacturing facilities nationwide, and it will lead to enhanced safety.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Smith |Ginny Foster
Thousands of Ukrainians, together with supporters from the UK and all over the world, gathered at Speakers Corner to march to Trafalgar Square for a vigil to mark the second anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Bystanders along the route clapped, cheered or prayed as they watched the procession move from Park Lane, down Piccadilly with flags and banners aloft or tied around shoulders.
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Jan 21, 2024 | 
sussexbylines.co.uk | Ginny Foster
To describe St Leonard’s ExploreTheArch theatre company as just that is to ignore the vast range of community activities with which they are engaged. Neither is it accurate to define it merely as a community arts group with the emphasis on local, when its scope embraces the global stage, employing stories and legends that link the distant past, via St Leonards and its people now, to the faraway present in its bold and exciting productions.
