5th July 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Update On Significant Planned Road Works On The M23

On 5th July 20198th July 2019 By peterlongden

The following works are scheduled on the M23, subject to weather conditions: Friday 5 July – 22:00pm to 05:00am Full closure of the M23 J8 Hooley to Reigate link Southbound. Diversion to M25 J6 and back. Friday 5 July – 22:00pm to 05:00am Full closure of the Crawley to Reigate […]

Community Comes Together to Support Moulsecoomb Primary against Privatisation

On 5th July 20198th July 2019 By peterlongden

Parents, children, teachers, support staff and community groups from Moulsecoomb Primary will be on the march on Saturday 13th July to protest at being ordered to privatise their school. They will be assembling at the school from 9.30 and arriving at the Level about 11 o’clock for a rally with local […]

DANGEROUS DRIVERS REPORTED

On 5th July 201910th July 2019 By peterlongden

Council teams collecting waste and recycling in Saltdean, Peacehaven and Newhaven, had a lucky escape recently after car drivers performed illegal and highly dangerous manoeuvres to get round the refuse trucks. Three different drivers at various points in the collection round mounted the verge, narrowly missing the council staff as […]

Lewes man Paul Moss wanted on recall to prison has been found

On 5th July 20198th July 2019 By peterlongden

Paul Alexander Moss, 28, from Boughey Place, Lewes, who had been wanted on recall to prison after breaching the terms of a licence for his early release, has been found and arrested in Northampton. Moss, was wanted on recall to prison after breaching the terms of a licence for his […]

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