5th June 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Bbc Radio 4 Appeal Supports Crimestoppers

On 5th June 201915th June 2019 By peterlongden

We’re pleased to let you know our friends at Crimestoppers have been chosen to be the featured charity on the BBC Radio 4 appeal this coming Sunday. Crimestoppers compliment the work of Neighbourhood Watch by giving the general public a way of reporting crime 100% anonymously. The BBC Radio 4 […]

Take to two wheels and make a difference in Bike Week

On 5th June 201915th June 2019 By peterlongden

PEOPLE across East Sussex are being urged to employ pedal power for their daily journeys as part of a national celebration of cycling. Bike Week runs from Saturday, June 8 to Sunday, June 16 2019, during which time residents are being urged to ditch the car and take to two […]

Dave wins Mercury Prize as fellow rapper holds up fake Boris head 19th September 2019
Rapper Dave has won this year's Mercury Prize at a politically-charged awards ceremony.
Tight squeeze for 'extraordinary' UK aircraft carrier in maiden voyage 19th September 2019
Britain's newest aircraft carrier has squeezed out of its dockyard for the first time before starting nine weeks of sea trials.
Juncker: 'We can have a deal' and 'Brexit will happen' 19th September 2019
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has told Sky News that "we can have a deal" on Brexit.
'Major incident' as explosion and fire hit Redcar steelworks 19th September 2019
Fire crews and a hazardous area team have been sent to an explosion and fire at a former steelworks site in Redcar, which has been declared a "major incident".
Beardsley gets football ban after 'obviously racist' comments 19th September 2019
Former England and Newcastle player Peter Beardsley has been banned from all football-related activity for 32 weeks.
Jodie Chesney killed 'after friend bought drug from rival dealer' 19th September 2019
Jodie Chesney's friend tried to buy drugs from one of the men accused of her murder on the night she was stabbed but ended up using a rival dealer, a court has heard.
'Conman scooped £2.5m with fake lottery ticket made by Camelot employee' 19th September 2019
An alleged conman faked his way to a National Lottery jackpot with the help of a Camelot employee, a court has heard.
Thomas Cook plots emergency fire-sale to avert collapse 19th September 2019
Thomas Cook Group is scrambling to stitch together a last-ditch fire-sale in a bid to stave off collapse and avert the biggest-ever peacetime repatriation of British citizens.
Royal Mail admits breaking competition law that caused higher prices 19th September 2019
The Royal Mail Group has admitted a breach of competition law that led to an investigation by Ofcom.
Buckingham Palace 'displeased' at David Cameron's Queen comments 19th September 2019
David Cameron's admission that he tried to get the Queen to help him head off Scottish independence has caused "an amount of displeasure" in Buckingham Palace.