2nd July 2021 – Seahaven FM News

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Boot and Craft fair in Seaford this Sunday

On 2nd July 20212nd July 2021 By peterlongden

Just a reminder that there will be a Boot and Craft Fair on the Martello Field in Seaford this Sunday 4th July. Always worth a look for that something that you have been looking for for ages. A Covid regulated event.

Flytippers fined £200 each for ”eyesore” rubbish piles

On 2nd July 20215th July 2021 By peterlongden

Two people have been fined £200 each for flytipping a pile of black bags filled with waste and other unwanted items at Eastbourne United Football Club car park. The two culprits are believed to have illegally dumped the mounds of rubbish there on 7 May 2021.Eastbourne Borough Council’s Neighbourhood First team […]

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Bulletin – 2nd July 2021

On 2nd July 20215th July 2021 By peterlongden

Today’s tips: Take your old batteries back – please never put batteries or items that might contain batteries such as gadgets and toys, in your recycling bin – they have caused fires in our collection vehicles putting the safety of the crew and the Fire Service at risk as well as […]

Has anyone ese noticed these….?

On 2nd July 20212nd July 2021 By peterlongden

If you are on the seafront area of Seaford you may have seen these intriguing signs with the seagull pointing the way to the town centre. Presumably the signs have the blessing of the Council, but they certainly are a colourful addition to the dull concrete. See how many you […]

Motorists warned of websites charging a premium for DVLA services free on GOV.UK

On 2nd July 20212nd July 2021 By peterlongden

DVLA is urging motorists to beware of websites that charge a premium for DVLA online services that are cheaper or free on GOV.UK. The agency is reminding motorists that they should always use GOV.UK, to be sure they are dealing directly with DVLA and not paying more than they need […]

Merseyside schools lead the fight against climate change with 'green' curriculum 22nd September 2021
A network of schools across Merseyside will enhance their teaching curriculum to include effects of climate change and the ways to tackle it.
Starmer sets out post-pandemic vision of 'contribution society' in 11,500-word essay 22nd September 2021
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has begun a push to spell out his vision for Britain with the release of an essay running to more than 11,500 words.
Court to rule on legal bid to ban terminations of babies with disabilities after 24 weeks 22nd September 2021
A high court judgement is expected later that could prevent unborn babies with disabilities, including Down's syndrome, being aborted after 24 weeks.
PM urges humankind to 'grow up' - and quotes Kermit the Frog - in call to arms on climate change 22nd September 2021
Boris Johnson is urging humankind to "grow up" and "come of age" at the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow this year.
Tesco warns Xmas panic buying 'could be worse than COVID stockpiling' due to HGV crisis - reports 22nd September 2021
Tesco has warned the government that it is worried about panic-buying in the run-up to Christmas as a shortage of HGV drivers results in empty shelves, reports suggest.
UK must suspend aid for Congo Basin rainforest protection until DRC drops logging plans 22nd September 2021
The UK must suspend funding for rainforest protection in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) until the country drops contentious plans to increase logging, more than 40 NGOs have urged.
UK reports another 34,460 COVID cases and 166 more deaths 22nd September 2021
The UK has recorded 34,460 new COVID-19 cases and 166 more deaths in the last 24-hour period, with 7,567 people currently in hospital with the disease, according to the latest available data.
'Virtually any child' would get coronavirus between 12 and 15 without vaccination - Whitty 22nd September 2021
Virtually any child between the ages of 12 and 15 would get COVID-19 at some point without vaccination, England's chief medical officer has said.
More than a million customers now affected by energy crisis as another two suppliers collapse 22nd September 2021
Two more energy suppliers together serving more than 800,000 customers have fallen victim to the crisis engulfing the sector.
Man charged with murders of mother, two children and friend on sleepover in Derbyshire 22nd September 2021
A man has been charged with the murders of a mother, her two children and a friend, who were killed during a sleepover at a home in Killamarsh, Derbyshire.