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From 2 to 4pm on Sunday July 28th, hugely popular Sussex Brass will be playing another great programme in the bandstand in Alexandra Park, Hastings, on behalf of the Hastings Sierra Leone Friendship Link. The Link is raising funds to provide clean water and sanitation in the schools it supports in Hastings' west African twin town. Admission is free, but donations will be very welcome. Have lunch in the café nearby or bring a picnic – and a chair or a rug in case we run out of deckchairs. And keep your fingers crossed for good weather!
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