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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.

New data reveals jobs with highest rates of death from coronavirus 25th January 2021
Men in low-skilled jobs or caring, leisure or other service roles had the highest rate of death from COVID-19 in England and Wales from March to December last year, according to new figures.
Medical-grade masks should be compulsory in shops, says former health secretary 25th January 2021
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt has joined growing calls for medical-grade masks to be made compulsory on public transport and in shops.
Calls to child welfare hotline jump by 50% during pandemic 25th January 2021
Calls by concerned adults to an NSPCC child welfare hotline have jumped by over 50% over the course of the pandemic, the charity has said.
'Ground-breaking' unmanned combat aircraft project in Northern Ireland 25th January 2021
More than 100 jobs will be supported by production of a new unmanned combat aircraft in Northern Ireland.
Boohoo pays £55m for Debenhams brand but stores are to shut 24th January 2021
Fashion retailer Boohoo has paid £55m to acquire the brand of collapsed rival Debenhams - with the intention of relaunching it online only.
Winter tightens its grip on the UK: More sub-zero temperatures and treacherous conditions 24th January 2021
The icy weather is not over yet, with Britain warned to expect sub-zero temperatures and treacherous conditions in the early days of this week.
'They're younger than in the first wave': Life, death and heartbreak on a COVID ward 24th January 2021
"We just all hope that we will live, and come out of it," says Tony Brown, a 73-year-old lorry driver, clinging to life in Barnet Hospital.
Micah Richards: 'There was a deep and dark side to my childhood' 24th January 2021
Micah Richards has spoken of the "dark side" to his childhood after he faced police discrimination and witnessed a hammer attack that left him "scarred" for more than a decade.
Pressure grows on PM to reopen schools amid warning children are pandemic's 'forgotten victims' 24th January 2021
The prime minister and education secretary are coming under increasing pressure to reopen schools.
Brassic's back as Sky doubles original film and TV content for 2021 22nd January 2021
Sky will be doubling its offering of original film and TV content, with more than 125 new Sky Originals planned for 2021.