Sea Cadets
Sea Cadets is a UK registered charity that provides water-based training and activities, including sailing and maritime skills, to help young people develop confidence, teamwork, and leadership. It operates a network of local units across the UK and works in association with the Royal Navy.www.sea-cadets.org
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Sep 5, 2026
PaulHOST
Born in Hastings on October the 4th, 1983, the oldest of three children, Christopher Hunnisett grew up on the council estate in the town's Lower Hollington area, where he was a quiet boy and regarded as somewhat odd and a bit of a loner by his peers.
PaulHOST
By the time he had reached his teens, he was described as an active child, though regarded by his teachers at the Grove Comprehensive School as being somewhat immature and prone to occasional bullying for being effeminate, and had developed a definite love of the outdoors and outdoor pursuits, Cub Scouts, Sea Cadets, where he was described as being an outstanding meteorologist, sailing, adventure pursuits, he was into them all.
PaulHOST
At age 10 he had also joined the local church, Christchurch in London Road, although neither of his parents were religious, and it was through here that he came to know the Reverend Glazebrook, whom he developed a friendship with.
PaulHOST
The friendship continued through Hunnisett's early teens, to the point where Hunnisett was doing voluntary work around the flat and garden, or was walking jaunty, and in return, he began to use the Dane Road flat as a quiet place to do his homework, and eventually took to staying more often.
PaulHOST
Born in Hastings on October the 4th, 1983, the oldest of three children, Christopher Hunnisett grew up on the council estate in the town's Lower Hollington area, where he was a quiet boy and regarded as somewhat odd and a bit of a loner by his peers.
PaulHOST
By the time he had reached his teens, he was described as an active child, though regarded by his teachers at the Grove Comprehensive School as being somewhat immature and prone to occasional bullying for being effeminate, and had developed a definite love of the outdoors and outdoor pursuits, Cub Scouts, Sea Cadets, where he was described as being an outstanding meteorologist, sailing, adventure pursuits, he was into them all.
PaulHOST
At age 10 he had also joined the local church, Christchurch in London Road, although neither of his parents were religious, and it was through here that he came to know the Reverend Glazebrook, whom he developed a friendship with.
PaulHOST
The friendship continued through Hunnisett's early teens to the point where Hunnisett was doing voluntary work around the flat and garden or was walking jaunty and in return he began to use the Dane Road flat as a quiet place to do his homework and eventually took to staying more often.