22nd March 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Shared services are as good as gold

On 22nd March 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

Two councils that have pioneered a new and innovative strategy of shared services have received two top awards at a prestigious event in London. Lewes District Council and Eastbourne Borough Council received the public sector Councils of the Year Award 2019 and a Gold Award for Working Together.Councillor Andy Smith, […]

Recruitment For Police Community Support Officers

On 22nd March 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

We’re hiring more Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and we want you to join us. As the key link with communities across Sussex, our PCSOs are great communicators who can provide reassurance and leadership. You’ll get a good starting salary, opportunities for progression and the satisfaction that comes from helping […]

East Sussex Youth Cabinet supports campaign to tackle knife crime

On 22nd March 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

THE county’s Youth Cabinet has given its backing to a Sussex Police campaign to tackle the growing issue of knife crime. With a vote among young people in East Sussex putting ‘tackling knife crime’ as their highest priority, East Sussex Youth Cabinet member Holly Bobbett attended the launch of Operation […]

Lewes Police Weekly Newsletter

On 22nd March 201922nd March 2019 By peterlongden

Sussex Police welcomes a further 72 new officers Sussex Police has welcomed a further 72 new PC recruits. This latest intake of officers, our largest in a decade, were sworn in at a formal ceremony last week. They boost the total number of new constables in the last year to […]

Update On Significant Planned Road Works On The M23 And The Brighton Main Line Improvement Project

On 22nd March 201922nd March 2019 By peterlongden

The following works are scheduled on the M23, subject to weather conditions: Monday 18 March 10pm – 4am Lane closure leading to a full carriageway closure from J8 (M25) to J10 Southbound. Diversion via J6 M25, A22, A264 and re-join at J10 M23. Lane closure leading to a full closure […]

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