17th December 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Community competition for climate change resilience

On 17th December 201917th December 2019 By peterlongden

Community groups in Sussex can apply for a £500 grant to help create climate change resilience in their local community thanks to David Saddington and other speakers at the January 2020 Landscape Innovation Conference, organised by Sussex Wildlife Trust and the University of Sussex. Fran Southgate, Living Landscapes Advisor at […]

African Night in Peacehaven

On 17th December 201917th December 2019 By peterlongden

An exciting evening in store on Friday 22nd February when the long awaited African food night happens. It’s going to be a popular one so get your tickets early. All the info is on the flyer.

Break into cars and vans in our area

On 17th December 201917th December 2019 By peterlongden

Some good news; Lewes Police teams have arrested 5 people in relation to the recent reports of break into cars and vans in the Nevill, Ringmer and Barcombe areas. Property has also been recovered by response officers patrolling the areas. Whilst investigations continue, please report any suspicious activity around vehicles, if it […]

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