• Shopping

    "No banks, no hedge funds or shorting. Just some cool shopping, a decent lunch and a walk by the sea; a most civilised day away from the madness"
    ANTIQUES & ART
    The Heart of Norman Road.
    Portobello of The South Coast
    RETRO
    The Heart Bypass of Norman Road
    Recherchez les taps perdu
    PRETTY COOL
    The Pretty Face of Norman Road
    Sweet as honey
    NICHE
    The Soul of Norman Road
    "That'll do nichely"
    BUTCHER, BAKER, CANDLESTICKMAKER
    The Backbone of Norman Road.
  • Featured in:

    Norman Road has recently featured in:
    The Observer
    The Times
    The Telegraph
    Coast Magazine
    English Tourist Board website
    Essential
    Hastings Handbook
    and many other websites, blogs and aspirations...
  • Contact & Map


    Please contact via:Norman email
    Map for Norman Road HERE.
    If you have any ideas for us, or are a Norman Road shop, or a Nearly Norman and would like to be included, please email us.
  • Name calling

    In fits of enthusiasm, (hopefully) strained through humour, Norman Road has been called
    "The Portobello"
    "The Bloomsbury"
    and now
    "The Hoxton"
    of the South Coast.


    More suggestions are, (cough, ahem, grin), most welcome...
    The new face in the banner is
    Ms. Mellow Fruitfulness.
    A niece of Norman's..

Creatives

Surrounded by creativity, both on and around Norman Road, below is a small selection to inform and guide. Please enjoy.

ARTISTS

Alex Leadbeater (A Nearly Norman)
Paintings of seascapes, still life, available as original art, limited edition print and cards.

Danny Mooney
Paintings currently strongly influenced by Aboriginal art.

WRITERS & PUBLISHERS

The Hastings Press
Our local publisher, and prolific author.

See Also: FONs, (Friends of Norman).

Anna Keiller:
Ceramic Sculpture.

Other.

ST LEONARDS GARDENS

A refurbished Victorian garden which has to be one of the best in the country. Gentle yet semi formal curves of grass and path swirl past the large pond down the hill towards the sea.

Map for Norman Road HERE.
Just scroll to the west, (left…) a bit and the gardens are between Maze Hill and Quarry Hill.