17th October 2019 – Seahaven FM News

A Family of Birds at Seaford Head

On 17th October 201929th October 2019 By peterlongden

A Family Bird Watching Trip to Seaford Head A family from Ringmer recently visited Seaford Head Nature Reserve and had a wonderful day of bird watching. The family contacted Seaford Town Council to share their experiences with the following beautiful piece of writing by ten year old Jay 6th October 2019 […]

Spot the signs and join the fight against modern slavery

On 17th October 20196th November 2019 By peterlongden

THE PUBLIC is being urged to take a stand against exploitation by calling out modern slavery. With reports of individuals in East Sussex being exploited and abused increasing, East Sussex County Council is urging people to look out of the signs and join the fight. The call is being made […]

Seaford Music Society – Sunday 20th October 2019

On 17th October 201917th October 2019 By peterlongden

The Divertimenti Ensemble will be performing at St. Leonards Church, Church Street, BN25 at 3.00pm. Doors will open 2.30pm. This Concert will feature Divertimenti, a newly-commissioned work by the internationally-acclaimed, Brighton-based composer, Sally Beamish, and Mendelssohn’s Octet in E Flat Major, Opus 20. The other works being performed will be Mozart’s Fantasia […]

East Dean Village Market – Apple and Food Fest

On 17th October 201917th October 2019 By peterlongden

The poster says it all so on Wednesday 30th October this will be a place to visit, seems to be a great amount of food to try and buy and lots going on.

Tonight Local Cinema

On 17th October 201917th October 2019 By peterlongden

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is tonight’s showing at the Barn Community Theatre

Drip feed of no confidence letters in PM as pressure grows after Sue Gray report 27th May 2022

A drip feed of no confidence letters in Boris Johnson has continued as pressure grows following the Sue Gray report into partygate.

Two Metropolitan Police officers facing rape allegations 27th May 2022

A Metropolitan police officer has been charged with raping a woman on Brighton beach, while another is being sent for trial, accused of 21 counts of rape over 17 years.

Senior Tory submits no confidence letter as number of MPs calling for Johnson to go ramps up 27th May 2022

Senior Tory MP Sir Bob Neill has submitted a letter of no confidence in Boris Johnson's leadership as the number of Conservatives calling for the prime minister to go ramps up after the Sue Gray report.

Teen stabbed motorcyclist to death during making of music video 27th May 2022

A teenager who fatally stabbed a motorcyclist during the making of a music video has been jailed for life.

PM changes ministerial code so those who breach it don't have to quit 27th May 2022

Ministers who are found to have breached the ministerial code will no longer have to resign or face the sack.

Autistic man in legal battle with Sainsbury's over assistance cat ban 27th May 2022

A man with autism has launched legal action against Sainsbury's for denying entry to his assistance cat.

Liverpool fans among thousands stuck in long queue as road to Channel 'at standstill' 27th May 2022

Liverpool FC fans travelling to France for the Champions League final and families going on holiday for half-term face long queues in Dover.

Gang who trafficked and exploited hundreds of women across London jailed 27th May 2022

Members of a modern slavery gang have been jailed for trafficking and exploiting hundreds of women across London.

Champions League Final: Liverpool boss 'Jurgen Klopp slapped me in the face... I love him' 26th May 2022

There was a point mid-afternoon three years ago when Jamie Webster lost the ability to speak.

'This is a miserable life': Asylum seeker who fled war says he'd rather die than be sent to Rwanda 26th May 2022

An asylum seeker who fled the war in Sudan and is now facing being sent to Rwanda has told Sky News he would rather die than get on the plane.