11th April 2019 – Seahaven FM News

Six-week road closure on the way for bridge repairs

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

A RURAL road through a village near Hailsham will close to allow a bridge to be repaired. Rickney Road, in Rickney, will be closed to through traffic at Little Rickney Bridge for six weeks from Monday, April 29. East Sussex Highways will be carrying out essential work on the bridge […]

The Summer Season has officially started….

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

Seaford Town Council is pleased to announce that from the first week in April the town will be welcoming back the food & drink concessions to the seafront – La Creperie, will return selling their range of delicious crepes and, new for 2019, will be the Holy Cow! Ice Cream […]

Lewes Asb Op Blitz Update Seaford Peacehaven Newhaven

On 11th April 201923rd April 2019 By peterlongden

The evening was split into 2 as PCSO’s Hart and Kent went out for the first hour and a bit to cover the Lewes part of OP Blitz. It started with a patrol around the Landport estate which has been a location of ASB outside the local shop and in […]

Seaford Art Club

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

The first Monday of every month is the time Seaford Art Club replace all their pictures on display at The View at Seaford Head. Open from 7am every morning why not pop in for coffee, breakfast or lunch and have a look at the fabulous paintings which are all for […]

Come and run for the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre!

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

Sussex Wildlife Trust is looking for runners! Why not join us on Friday 31 May for an Ekiden Relay event on our beautiful nature reserve, to help raise funds for the new Discovery Centre? Ekiden is a long-distance, multistage, relay race, based on a Japanese concept (the word ‘ekiden’ comes […]

Good for ewe lads! Council workers rescue fallen lamb

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

A pair of council waste workers turned into animal rescuers when they spotted a lamb trapped in a ditch during their morning rounds. Lewes District Council waste operatives Matthew Liddy and Luiz Sanchez sprang into action after noticing the stranded lamb while driving along Lewes Road. They pulled over and […]

OP Blitz update for Friday 29th March

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

Last weekend’s Op Blitz team was conducted by Lewes A Section Lewes and on board there was PC Ross, PCSO’s Nicholson, Disney and Horscroft. The evening began with a call for a group of youths climbing over machinery at Fort Road recreation ground Newhaven, when officers arrived there was not […]

Annecy Catholic Primary School appoints new Headteacher, Mr Paul Gallagher.

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

Following exceptional Key Stage 2 results in 2018 – the best in Seaford and well above the national average – Annecy Catholic Primary School has announced the appointment of a new Headteacher, Mr Paul Gallagher. Mr Gallagher brings with him years of broad experience in a variety of fields. He […]

WHY SPORTS 2019 CONFERENCE The Royal Society of Medicine, London 18th September 2019

On 11th April 201918th April 2019 By peterlongden

Since early 2016 the Sporting Future and Towards an Active Nation strategies have served as a catalyst to increase activity across the UK. Both documents called for the sector to immediately re-evaluate its approach, commitment and direction, in order to reverse the alarming trend of inactivity. Since their conception, the […]

Palace announces Camilla's Queen's companions - not the traditional ladies-in-waiting 27th November 2022

The Queen Consort has appointed the women who will support her as she carries out her official and state duties.

Two boys, both 16, stabbed to death around a mile apart in southeast London 26th November 2022

Two 16-year-old boys have been stabbed to death in two locations around a mile apart in southeast London, police have said.

'He clearly wants to win': Matt Hancock makes it to the final of I'm A Celebrity 26th November 2022

Matt Hancock has reached the final of this year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! after former England rugby player Mike Tindall became the eighth person to be eliminated from the show.

'We can keep fighting for him': Mourners remember unarmed man shot dead by police 26th November 2022

Hundreds of mourners have gathered for the funeral of Chris Kaba.

Molly Russell charity says plans to make encouraging self-harm online illegal is 'significant move' 26th November 2022

Plans to make encouraging self-harm online illegal have been backed by a charity set up in memory of a teenager who died after viewing content related to suicide, depression and anxiety.

Firefighter who tried to tackle racism in service doubts things can change for the better 26th November 2022

A firefighter has described how he suffered racism in different forms in the service and also felt frustrated with bosses when he tried to help tackle the issue.

Former Scotland rugby international Doddie Weir dies after lengthy battle with motor neurone disease 26th November 2022

Former Scotland rugby international Doddie Weir has died at the age of 52 after a lengthy battle with motor neurone disease (MND).

Wales fan dies in Qatar after travelling to World Cup 26th November 2022

A Wales supporter in Qatar for the World Cup has died, the Welsh football association has said.

Could arts funding cuts and cost of living crisis affect your favourite TV shows and films? 24th November 2022

Could your favourite Netflix series be impacted by funding cuts to the theatre industry? Could a reduction in investment into opera really affect franchises such as Star Wars?

Grimsby is the subject of a movie again - but this time the town is celebrated, rather than mocked 21st November 2022

The town of Grimsby in North East Lincolnshire is synonymous with fish, a tumultuous political landscape, and the butt of jokes about poverty and the working classes.