24th July 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Making Sure the Sun IS Fun…Whatever The Weather

On 24th July 201931st July 2019 By peterlongden

As nearly a fifth (19%) of British parents admit to not applying sun cream to children playing outside; just under three in ten (29%) don’t apply at all when it’s cloudy We love the sun. We actually all need sun exposure to create vitamin D and absorb calcium. However it […]

HUNDREDS ATTEND SKATE PARK AND PUMP TRACK OPENING

On 24th July 201931st July 2019 By peterlongden

Hundreds of young people joined the Councillor Lesley Boniface, Deputy Town Mayor of Newhaven and Councillor James MacCleary, Deputy Leader of Lewes District Council, to open the new skate park and pump track on Saturday (July 20). The event in Newhaven included pro-rider demonstrations, training sessions, competitions and music. Councillor […]

Over 2000 pupils ‘Connect with the Countryside’ at the South of England Showground

On 24th July 201931st July 2019 By peterlongden

Last week over 2,000 pupils from 52 primary schools across Sussex and Surrey were treated to a very special educational day out at the 13th Connect with the Countryside event at the South of England Showground. The free event, organised by the South of England Agricultural Society as part […]

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