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 […]

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Primark refuses £30m government bonus for bringing back furloughed workers 12th July 2020
Primark will not take advantage of a £30m bonus offered by the government for bringing its staff back from furlough, the retailer has announced.
Fifteen youths arrested after female police officer 'punched in the head' 12th July 2020
Fifteen people have been arrested in Sussex after a large group of youths "became aggressive towards police", leading to a female officer being punched in the head.
Boy, 12, arrested over racist abuse sent to Premier League star 12th July 2020
A 12-year-old boy has been arrested over racist messages sent to footballer Wilfried Zaha.
Face masks 'absolutely a good idea' in shops but not compulsory 12th July 2020
Wearing face masks in shops is "absolutely a good idea" but it should be left to people's judgement, a Tory cabinet minister has said as Labour backed making it obligatory.
British pilot returns home after 65 days on life support in Vietnam 12th July 2020
A Scottish pilot who was on life support for more than two months in Vietnam is returning home.
Dozens contract coronavirus after outbreak on Herefordshire farm 12th July 2020
Dozens of key workers picking and packing vegetables at a farm in Herefordshire have tested positive for coronavirus.
Vaccine could be ready in first half of 2021, says Imperial expert 12th July 2020
A COVID-19 vaccine could be rolled out across the country in the first half of next year if trials are successful, according to a leading UK scientist.
UK 'needs to urgently review nuclear contracts with China' 11th July 2020
Iain Duncan Smith has said the UK should learn from what happened in the 1930s when it comes to present day China - and the government should review its contracts in the strategic nuclear sector and other areas of national security.