18th September 2019 – Seahaven FM News

Seaford bike and scooter marking event -change of venue

On 18th September 201919th September 2019 By peterlongden

Regrettably Lewes Police have had to move the Seaford bike and scooter marking event. As a result the event will now take place in NEWHAVEN not Seaford, Lewes Police would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. This Friday from 1500-1730 at the PumpTrack Newhaven, FREE bike and scooter marking […]

New Team Member For Charity Support Group

On 18th September 201919th September 2019 By peterlongden

The Havens Community Hub CIC was created almost a year ago and their achievements have already had a big impact for some of the not-for-profit organisations on the coastal stretch from Saltdean to Seaford. It has helped charities to recruit volunteers, find local funding, work in partnership projects and even […]

CABINET COUNCILLORS AGREE FUNDING FOR NEWHAVEN FORT

On 18th September 201919th September 2019 By peterlongden

Cabinet councillors at Lewes District Council have given the many fans of Newhaven Fort some welcome good news after agreeing to fund the replacement of the fort bridge. Built in 1871, Newhaven Fort occupies a stunning vantage point overlooking Seaford Bay and is designated a Scheduled Ancient Monument by Heritage […]

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