"The Truth Will Out" in 2012 (some say). Perhaps we have to wait longer before people are sufficiently ready (and supported) to talk?
So meanwhile, here's some of the 2011 highlights with campaigning for a "more caring and sharing Hastings & St Leonards", some brushes with local celebs (notably Sue Coates) and some personal disclosure and opportunity to understand more of why getting justice in Hastings is so deeply linked to my own story and what I want for those who were on the pier that fateful/fortuitous night!
Here's a flashback to the night of the fire (with Jeremy Birch):
& here's a bit more background (again as The 'Man of Many T-shirts'):
And now I search for another 'Man of Many T-shirts' this is what I've found:
This blog makes a stand for openness and accountability, eg with the Hastings Pier Fire Justice Fiasco. The potential community justice Phoenix has not yet arisen. "We need to act if we want justice" was the first piece on this theme published in the Hastings Observer (2011). In 2014 the blog author is now working closely with people who know the arrestees.
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- The History of the Sussex Community Website and it's transition henceforth
- Mediation Support and HPWRT AGM, plus 123 Telephone Mediation
- 19th November 2012 announcement of £11.4million from Heritage Lottery Fund