http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM4IagQQExoxFLPqCc8OLd8I3xyke2kQJ
[and for 2013 I've added in this comment:
Please also comment on the "Hastings Pier Fire Justice" Facebook page
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.
We, the people of Hastings & St Leonards, petition Hastings Borough Council to lease or transfer ownership of Hastings Pier (or “The People's Pier” as it is sometimes called) only once the HPWRT has put in place clear processes by which its work will be open & accountable to the community.
We also ask yourselves and them for a public statement in relation to seeking justice for those known to have been on the pier on the night of the fire.
Above all, we ask that you endeavour to build the community's trust in all organisations to whom you lease or transfer property, ensuring that all will uphold the following values:...
Lunch provided; £10 deposit to secure
Fuller programme here
(A draft proposal for HastingsTube Playlists here)7pm for 7.30pm "The Hastings Pier Fire Investigation So Far"
(Films recapping the meeting with Sussex Police and local residents last year will be shown from 7.10pm-7.30pm and correspondence with the Ministry of Justice handed out, as well as copies of requests for the HPWRT)
Also covered in the evening will be "What I did that led to Hastings Pier Fire"; a plea to examine and refine all of our ethics in interacting with Hastings & St Leonards youth.
(The programme will be approximately as per Friday 5th; particularly for those who struggled to be available on the Friday daytime, or who wanted to go into the matters raised on the Friday 5th workshop again whilst the issues are still fresh)***************************************************************************
"1) Aren't you interested in finding out how the pier got burnt down?
2) What would make this issue important enough for you to address?"By tomorrow, three weeks will have gone by since the Hastings & St Leonards Observer published the letter from the St Leonards Sharing Consortium that was asking questions along this line.
"Interested to hear about what becomes of the arsonists. No contribution to make to debate until the two boys are identified."
"On 5th October 2010 two young men, having jumped from a burning Hastings Pier into the sea were apprehended by Kevin Pearson, who was walking his dog on the beach in the early hours of the morning. They were handed over to the police, who established who they were. They were aged 18 and 19 and living in St Leonards. They were put on police bail for the months through to April 2011, when it was decided by the Crown Prosecution Service that there was not an adequate basis for a prosecution."