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Co Op Collection
5 Cadets, 1 member of Staff and 3 PS&A members came to the Co Op shop at Silverhill on the 14/06/08 to collect much needed funds for the Minibus appeal where we are looking to get!
" " was raised and we would like to thank TI Whitear, Mr Young, Mr Burns, Mrs Huggett, Leading Cadet Huggett, Leading Cadet Copeland, Cdt Warne, Cdt Whitlock, JSC Whitlock for attending and raising the much needed funds!!
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Get an @tshastings.co.uk email address
You can get a @tshastings.co.uk email address, click here and sign up. All that is required is that a small donation is made to the unit. So help your unit and sign up today!
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Sussex District Drill Competition
Cadets from TS Hastings SCC worked very hard and are very proud to advise success at the recent Sussex District Drill & Ceremonial Competition winning First Place. They will now go on and represent Sussex in the Southern Area Drill & Ceremonial Competition.
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Royal British Legion
Cadets and staff are currently very busy assisting the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. 35 Cadets and 13 Staff have been out Poppy Selling over the last week accumulating a total of 470 hours so far. 12 cadets qualified to receive the Lord Lieutenant Certificate for assistance to the Royal British Legion. Well done and thank you to everyone.
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Cadets and Staff visit HMS Ranger
Cadets and Staff from TS Hastings Sea Cadets were very pleased to be invited onboard HMS Ranger for the day. The cadets very much enjoyed the hospitality of the crew being shown around the 49-ton Archer Class patrol vessel, the Training Ship for the Sussex University RN Unit. After a very interesting tour the cadets were very pleased to receive a most grateful donation of £250. Thanks go to Lt P Padgham RN for arranging this event.
Back in England after her record-breaking stint in the Navy’s Gibraltar Squadron, HMS Ranger — one of the smallest ships in the Royal Navy — is now starting life as training ship for the Sussex University RN Unit. The 49-ton Archer Class patrol vessel returned in March on the back of a chartered Dutch container vessel, having completed thirteen years’ service in the squadron for what is described by the RN Historical Branch as the longest period a Royal Navy ship in continual commission has been away from the UK in the last 100 years.
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