23rd April 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Help Us Identify These Purse Thieves

On 23rd April 201923rd April 2019 By peterlongden

Do you recognise these two females? Police are investigating a series of distraction thefts in supermarkets in Uckfield and believe these two people could be connected. This CCTV was captured on February 13 and shows two people working together to steal a woman’s purse from her handbag. The 85-year-old victim […]

Free NSPCC service which helps keep Sussex children safe from abuse receives a cash boost from Police and Crime Commissioner

On 23rd April 201923rd April 2019 By peterlongden

Katy Bourne awarded the charity’s Speak out Stay safe service £5,000 from the Safer in Sussex Community Safety fund which was launched by her office in 2013 for crime reduction and community safety initiatives. With the help of mascot Buddy, specially trained NSPCC volunteers teach pupils aged four to 11 […]

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