25th September 2020 – Seahaven FM News

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Half a Million Pound Boost for Newhaven

On 25th September 202025th September 2020 By peterlongden

As part of the Towns Fund Project, the Government has today announced £500,000 for Newhaven for the project to regenerate Railway Quay which will create a welcoming space between the High Street and the station with plans for coffee shop facilities and a transport hub. Newhaven is one of the […]

“Not the time to reduce services”

On 25th September 202025th September 2020 By peterlongden

A message from Keith Glazier “Every home and every business in East Sussex has been hit by Covid-19 – often severely. “That’s why many people are relying more than ever on public services like care for the elderly and vulnerable, support for businesses or help with education. “Knowing this, I’m […]

Nominate a neighbour that goes above and beyond for your community for the Neighbour of the Year Award 2020

On 25th September 202025th September 2020 By peterlongden

Neighbourhood Watch would like to share this with you:- “For the third year running, we’re excited to launch the nationwide search in partnership with our friends at Co-op Insurance to find and celebrate some of the UK’s best neighbours. Our members have told us that to be a great neighbour […]

Still 'a long, long way' until lockdown restrictions can be lifted - Hancock 24th January 2021
It is still a "long, long, long way" before coronavirus cases are low enough for lockdown to be lifted, the health secretary has told Sky News.
Appeal after 'gentle soul' road safety officer Allan is 'kidnapped' 24th January 2021
Road safety officer Allan has been "kidnapped" from his post and residents of Braemar are appealing for his return.
Vaccinated people must stick to lockdown rules as they may spread COVID, says Van-Tam 24th January 2021
Getting your COVID-19 vaccination does not mean you can liberate yourself from lockdown or other restrictions.
'Incredibly selfish' people attending parties during COVID lockdown 23rd January 2021
Police have criticised party-goers for making "incredibly selfish" decisions during the coronavirus lockdown.
'Major dog welfare crisis' warning after sharp rise in dogs sold online 23rd January 2021
Experts have warned of a "major dog welfare crisis" following a sharp rise in the number of dogs being sold online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kenneth Branagh to play Boris Johnson in new TV pandemic drama 23rd January 2021
Award-winning actor Kenneth Branagh is to play Boris Johnson in a new TV drama charting the country's COVID pandemic through the eyes of the prime minister.
UK records another 1,348 COVID deaths - as 5.8 million given first dose of vaccine 23rd January 2021
The UK has recorded another 1,348 coronavirus-related deaths and 33,552 cases, according to the latest government figures.
Snow and ice warning - as flooded homes leave residents of one town in tears 23rd January 2021
Homes have been flooded and residents left in tears after defence barriers were breached in a town previously devastated by flooding last year.
Call for foster parents to get vaccine priority amid fears over infection 21st January 2021
There are calls for foster carers to be prioritised for vaccines as more families are needed to take emergency foster children during the pandemic.
'I had to have the police come around to deal with him': SEN children 'falling through gaps' in lockdown 20th January 2021
Children with special needs are "falling through the gaps" in lockdown because they are not classed as "vulnerable enough" to continue going to school, families have told Sky News.