28th June 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Work still to be done to tackle ‘hidden crime’ of stalking

On 28th June 20194th July 2019 By peterlongden

SUSSEX Police are leading the way when it comes to dealing with the ‘hidden crime’ of stalking and harassment but there remains ‘a lot of work to be done’, a scrutiny panel has heard. A meeting of the Sussex Police and Crime Panel reviewed the results of an inspection commissioned […]

IMPROVE THE ROAD WE HAVE

On 28th June 20193rd July 2019 By peterlongden

Lewes MP Maria Caulfield has sent a message to campaigners against a new offline dual carriageway between Lewes and Polegate, saying she now believes Highways England should improve the existing A27, with dualling where possible. A public meeting in Selmeston this week welcomed the news. In 2017 Mrs Caulfield, along […]

Lewes man Paul Moss is wanted on recall to prison

On 28th June 20193rd July 2019 By peterlongden

Police need to trace Paul Alexander Moss, 28, from Boughey Place, Lewes, who is wanted on recall to prison after breaching the terms of a licence for his early release. Moss had been serving a 22-month sentence for assaulting a police officer. He was released from HMP Woodhill, Milton Keynes, […]

Really Want to Hurt Me

On 28th June 20193rd July 2019 By peterlongden

June-October2019 Shortlisted for the BrightonFringe Award for Excellence and following sold-out dates in London and Edinburgh Fringe 2018, Really Want to Hurt Me now embarks on a UK tour. This dark hit comedy from Flaming Theatre is about growing up gay in the ’80s featuring dance sequences and a soundtrack […]

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.
Jodie murder suspect evaded police questions 'to protect his safety' 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.
Three teenagers charged over PC Andrew Harper murder 18th September 2019
Three teenagers have been charged with the murder of PC Andrew Harper, who was killed while responding to an alleged burglary in Berkshire.
British Airways pilots call off strike planned for later this month 18th September 2019
A strike planned by British Airways pilots for 27 September has been called off, the pilots' union has said.
Boost for UK car industry as 4x4 maker to create hundreds of jobs 18th September 2019
The UK's Brexit-hit car industry is to set for a major boost, with hundreds of jobs to be created to build a new 4x4 in a town due to be abandoned by Ford.
Johnson 'glad' angry father confronted him during hospital visit 18th September 2019
Boris Johnson has said he is "glad" the father of a sick child confronted him during a hospital visit, declaring: "This isn't an embarrassment, this is part of my job".
Former Rangers player Fernando Ricksen dies aged 43 18th September 2019
Former Glasgow Rangers footballer Fernando Ricksen has died aged 43 following a six-year battle with motor neurone disease.
Parliament suspension 'not a matter for judges', Supreme Court told 18th September 2019
The power to suspend parliament is a political matter and not for the courts to decide, the government's lawyer has argued.
UK's 'worst female paedophile' released after 10 years 18th September 2019
A paedophile nursery worker who was jailed indefinitely in 2009 has been released after only serving 10 years of her sentence, Sky News understands.
Gareth Thomas says tabloid 'forced' him to reveal HIV status 18th September 2019
Gareth Thomas says a tabloid journalist knocked on his parents' front door and asked them about his HIV status - before they knew anything about his condition.