2nd May 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Two Brand New Outdoor Table Tennis Tables at the Salts!

On 2nd May 20193rd May 2019 By peterlongden

Seaford Town Council it pleased to announce that two new outdoor concrete table tennis tables have been delivered and installed at the Salts Recreation Ground next to the Salts Café in Seaford! This has been welcomed as another free activity available to all ages and abilities in the town. Bring […]

Update on last weekend’s Operation Blitz activity

On 2nd May 20193rd May 2019 By peterlongden

Last weekend’s Op Blitz (Friday 26th). Last weekend’s team was made up of two police vehicles – PCSOs Marchant and Horscroft in one; PCSOs Disney & Nicholson and PC Ross in the other. Their first call came in about 18:05 to respond to problem youths in Ringmer. They had been sighted […]

Seaford Seafront – Doggie Do’s & Don’ts

On 2nd May 20193rd May 2019 By peterlongden

Seaford is well known for its attractive and unspoiled seafront. The beach is enjoyed by visitors all year round but in particular during the warmer weather and summer season. In order to ensure the comfort and ease of all beach users, a dog ban by-law was put in place from […]

Ryanair (just) sees off revolt over O'Leary's £90m bonus 19th September 2019
Ryanair has seen off an investor revolt over pay plans that could earn its chief executive Michael O'Leary £90m in bonuses.
Online shopping decline behind fall in retail sales in August 19th September 2019
The end of pre-summer holiday promotions is being blamed for the first decline in retail sales since May.
Booking.com 'still duping consumers' despite regulator demands 19th September 2019
Booking.com is "continuing to mislead consumers" with false claims about the availability of hotel rooms months after regulators demanded the website improve its standards, according to a report.
Next says warm September more harmful than Brexit heat 19th September 2019
The Brexit-supporting boss of Next says a warm start to September has done more to hinder sales than political uncertainty.
Burger King removes all plastic toys from kids meals 19th September 2019
Burger King has removed all plastic toys from its children's meals from today after two sisters started a petition.
Cameron asked for Queen's help to stop Scottish independence 19th September 2019
David Cameron asked the Queen for help in heading off Scottish independence after a poll before the 2014 referendum suggested a lead for those wanting to leave the union.
£3bn needed for farming to tackle climate change and protect nature 18th September 2019
UK farming needs billions of pounds from central government if commitments to tackle climate change and protect the natural environment are to be met.
Weather heating up: Temperatures could reach 26C on Saturday 18th September 2019
Summer weather is expected to continue into the weekend, with temperatures set to hit 26C (78.8F) in places on Saturday, forecasters have said.
Food bank demand linked to Universal Credit, charity warns 18th September 2019
A charity that provides emergency food for those in need says that where Universal Credit exists, there's a higher demand for food banks.
Jodie Chesney murder suspect ‘not willing to help police’ 18th September 2019
A man accused of murdering teenager Jodie Chesney told police he was "deeply saddened" by her death but then refused to answer officer questions, a court heard.