22nd February 2020 – Seahaven FM News

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Havens Community Cars CIO

On 22nd February 202022nd February 2020 By peterlongden

A new Charitable Interest Organisation (CIO) has been formed to meet significant identified need for transport in the Havens area (Saltdean to Seaford and surrounding villages).Havens Community Cars, a volunteer car driver scheme, is currently recruiting and training drivers who will volunteer for a few hours per week and will […]

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