November 2017 – Seahaven FM News

East Hoathy Bonfire celebrations have ended in tragedy as a young girl is killed last night. A 17 year old girl from Uckfield has died after being knocked down by a lorry and a car as she walked home from the East Hoathly bonfire celebrations last night (Saturday November, 11). […]

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Month: November 2017

Teenager killed as she walks home from bonfire celebrations