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Keeping Christmas Kind

On 1st December 20201st December 2020 By peterlongden

76% of shopworkers say that incidents of violence, threats and abuse have been worse during COVID-19. That’s why Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner ( PCC ) Katy Bourne is running a national campaign 1st – 8th December all about #KeepingChristmasKind and encouraging people to consider their interactions with shopworkers this festive […]

FRENCH MARKET comes to East Sussex

On 13th September 201913th September 2019 By peterlongden

The ever popular French Market is in Seaford Town today, Friday 13th September with a great range of French products including a Bakery, well stocked cheese counter,charcuterie, fruit and vegetables, hot food and the obligatory strings of onions. Non food stalls include French CDs and DVDs, hats, clothes and handbags. […]

ITALIAN FOOD MARKET

On 10th July 201911th July 2019 By peterlongden

COMES TO SEAFORD ON SATURDAY 13th JULY The ever popular continental market is back for another visit in Sutton Road. A chance to savour the tastes, smells and atmosphere of Italy and you don’t even have to travel. A chance for a change of culture. Do visit.

European Super League announced - with 12 football clubs, including six from England 18th April 2021
Twelve of Europe's leading football clubs have agreed to establish a Super League, despite widespread criticism of the plans.
Football on brink of all-out civil war as Super League plan presents seismic moment for the game 18th April 2021
On the evening before UEFA was scheduled to announce its grand plan to reform the Champions League, this is an almighty grenade thrown directly in the path of European football's governing body.
Gary Neville calls for points deduction for clubs over European Super League plans 18th April 2021
Former players at some of England's top football clubs have hit out at plans to create a European Super League, calling the proposals a "joke", "greed" and a "disgrace".
Almost 10 million Britons have had both coronavirus vaccine doses 18th April 2021
More than 9.9 million people in the UK have now received both doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, while nearly 33 million have had their first dose.
Current lobbying rules are 'pretty good' and Cameron didn't do anything wrong - minister 18th April 2021
David Cameron did not do anything wrong when lobbying for Greensill Capital and "meticulously observed the rules", the environment secretary has told Sky News.
'We're going to have to do things differently': Patient backlog in some hospitals may last for years 18th April 2021
It will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog of patient care caused by the coronavirus pandemic, NHS Providers has warned.
Meet the doctor who left hospital bombings behind in Syria for the UK's COVID frontline 18th April 2021
In the midst of gunfire and airstrikes that rained across the Syrian city of Aleppo, a young final-year medical student trained how to treat war injuries.
Prince Philip was a great innovator in the Royal Family. Who are the new pioneering figures now? 18th April 2021
Inside the castle grounds - as I watched Prince Philip's coffin move past our studio on the back of the Land Rover - it was a poignant yet quirky reminder that at the heart of the ceremony were the ideas of a man who didn't always like to conform.
Thousands of fans in Wembley watch Leicester book FA Cup final place as part of COVID events trial 18th April 2021
Thousands of fans have returned to Wembley Stadium for the first time in more than a year as part of a coronavirus trial.
Line Of Duty: Historic crime plot echoes real events - as latest show ends on biggest cliffhanger yet 16th April 2021
*** WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE LATEST EPISODE OF LINE OF DUTY, SEASON SIX, EPISODE FIVE. DO NOT CONTINUE READING IF YOU ARE NOT UP TO DATE ***