14th June 2019 – Seahaven FM News

£500 up for grabs in recycling competition for schools

On 14th June 201914th June 2019 By peterlongden

Schools across the Lewes district are invited to take part in a recycling competition which has a top prize of £500 towards sustainability improvements. Organised by Lewes District Council, each school participating in the competition must enter one student recycling project by Thursday, July 11. Councillor Isabelle Linington, Leader of […]

Never Buy Tickets From Anyone Apart From Official Vendors The Box Office Or Reputable Fan Reseller Sites

On 14th June 201914th June 2019 By peterlongden

Get Safe Online – Safe Tickets Campaign George and Georgina are very unhappy because they’ve fallen victim to ticket fraud. They responded to an ad on social media, paid by bank transfer and waited for the tickets to arrive, but none did, and the seller disappeared. They’d lost their money […]

Public could be asked for views on parking charge changes

On 14th June 201914th June 2019 By peterlongden

The public could have their say on plans to raise parking charges across the county – the first significant increase in more than a decade. On Monday, June 17, Cllr Nick Bennett, East Sussex County Council’s deputy leader, will be asked to approve a public consultation on changes to the […]

Police Meeting This Evening

On 14th June 201914th June 2019 By peterlongden

Local Policing Inspector Ed Ripley said: “I fully understand why the community feels upset and angry about this spate of crime, but be assured that police are focused on addressing this and are the right resource to do so. “Police activity in the past nine months has led to the […]

Police response to bike thefts and ASB

On 14th June 201914th June 2019 By peterlongden

Following recent reports of bike thefts from teenagers at the new Pumptrack in Newhaven, Lewes Prevention have upped their patrols to the area, and are working with NeighbourHood First to tackle the issue. The new Skatepark has been a very welcomed facility for residents of Newhaven, regrettably we have received […]

GROWING ‘HOLIDAY EXPLORER’ MINDSET COULD BE PUTTING BRITISH HOLIDAYMAKERS AT INCREASED RISK OF TRAVEL-RELATED ILLNESS

On 14th June 201915th June 2019 By peterlongden

A new survey of 2,000 people, commissioned by Sanofi Pasteur, suggests that only 17% of British holidaymakers always get a travel health risk assessment* before they travel. 9 in 10 (95%) British holidaymakers are venturing beyond the resort and exploring their surroundings while they are abroad, which could further increase […]

Teacher strikes to begin - and this school is making sure they have maximum impact 31st January 2023

Pupils and parents across the country are preparing for disruption on Wednesday as striking teachers at thousands of schools walk out.

'I killed her, she's under the floor': Moment man confessed to killing woman at his home recounted in court 31st January 2023

A police officer has told a court of the moment a man confessed to killing a woman and burying her body under his kitchen floor.

Labour MP 'bombarded with death and rape threats' after condemning Andrew Tate 31st January 2023

A Labour MP has said she was "bombarded" with death and rape threats after criticising the controversial influencer Andrew Tate.

Molly-Mae Hague reveals baby daughter's unique name 31st January 2023

Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has revealed her baby daughter's unique name is Bambi.

'It's very humiliating': Actress Eva Green tells court she did not expect to have messages 'exposed' 31st January 2023

Hollywood star Eva Green has admitted it has been "very humiliating" to hear her private WhatsApp messages read out at the High Court, where she is suing a production company over a sci-fi film project that was dropped.

'Potentially key' witness to dog walker's disappearance found - as friends tell of 'nightmare' 31st January 2023

A "potentially key" witness to the disappearance of dog walker Nicola Bulley has been found and is now being spoken to by Lancashire Police, officers have revealed.

Thousands of ambulance and Environment Agency workers to strike in February over pay 31st January 2023

Thousands of ambulance and Environment Agency workers in England will strike in February.

Police promise not to 'defend the indefensible' after Hillsborough report 31st January 2023

Police chiefs have promised to acknowledge mistakes and not "defend the indefensible" as they set out long-awaited reforms in the wake of a report into the Hillsborough disaster.

New pictures released of missing couple and newborn baby as £10,000 reward offered for information 31st January 2023

New images of a missing couple and their newborn baby have been released by the Metropolitan Police which has offered a £10,000 reward for information.

No 10 insists UK economy is strong despite IMF warning it will fare worse than any other in developed world - including Russia 31st January 2023

Downing Street has insisted that the UK's economy is strong despite the International Monetary Fund's warning that Britain's economy will go into reverse this year and will fare worse than all other advanced nations.