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I think you're right - http://www.britishrecordshoparchive.org/disc-jockey.html It became Our Price. I can still just about remember it as Disc Jockey as my older brother bought records from there.

This book might interest you, if you haven't read it. The front cover and first chapter are The Central Recreation Ground.

Was the club above the pub, The Town Crier as it would have been in the photo? It's called MODA now and has a club above it now. The record shop would have been Our Price, surely?

BBC Radio Sussex Breakfast this morning had an interview with Hastings United director Peter Sherlock on all this. 1hr 45 in - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04dpv5t

Superb photos AmexRuislip. Wellington Place before it was pedestrianised in particular.

Totally. Hopefully this is shot in the arm to make that happen.

Hastings Observer article on it with a watercolour, for some reason, of what the sports village might look like. http://www.hastingsobserver.co.uk/sport/football/multi-million-pound-plans-unveiled-for-new-sports-village-in-st-leonards-1-7661956

It's owned by the council, but my understanding was that is the plan, though they'll be some Nimby's against it.

Interesting and welcome, if it ever happens, particularly to those of us in the Hastings/Bexhill area. http://www.hastingsunited.com/news/hufc-future-plans--update--outline