15th August 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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THE GREEN SHOW IS IN SEAFORD!SOUTH HILL BARN

On 15th August 201916th August 2019 By peterlongden

Seaford Town Council is delighted to announce that The Green Show is in town from 15th-18th& 22nd-25th August, at South Hill Barn, located at the top of Seaford Head on the Nature Reserve. SCIP, Seaford Contemporary Illustrators and Printmakers are the master minds behind The Green Show, which is a […]

Has University become the default option?

On 15th August 20196th November 2019 By peterlongden

With A-Level results day now behind us, thousands of students are busy thinking about their next move. New research from AVADO has found that, ahead of receiving their results, around three quarters of school leavers planned on going to University; more than those who planned on getting a job, doing […]

Fun and Games!

On 15th August 201916th August 2019 By peterlongden

In addition to the brightly painted West View beach huts, Seaford’s promenade now has the addition of a colourful Rainbow Pad, also located close to Frankie’s Beach Café. The Rainbow Pad is an exercise and play space for children (and adults …) situated on what was once the top of […]

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