19th August 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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Autumn Show & Game Fair at the South of England Showground this October

On 19th August 201921st August 2019 By peterlongden

On Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th October 2019 the ever-popular Autumn Show & Game Fair will return to the iconic South of England Showground in Ardingly, West Sussex. Offering the perfect autumnal day out for all ages, with children under 16 offered entry free of charge*, the show will feature […]

Bargain Hunt star to value home treasures in aid of NSPCC at historic venue

On 19th August 201921st August 2019 By peterlongden

BBC auctioneer Rupert Toovey will evaluate home ‘treasures’ at Arundel Town Hall · Residents of a market town will be dusting off their heirlooms this September as a familiar face of daytime television makes a one-off appearance for charity. BBC’s Bargain Hunt auctioneer Rupert Toovey will be offering evaluations […]

Care for the Carers Chief Executive, Jennifer Twist, cycles from East Sussex to Paris in aid of unpaid carers

On 19th August 201921st August 2019 By peterlongden

She will be setting off from her home in Bexhill on Saturday 24th August and cycling across East Sussex to Newhaven to catch the ferry to France. She will cycle over one hundred miles across France, arriving in the French capital on Monday 26th August.

E-scooter rider dies in hospital - six days after being critically injured in collision with a car 20th June 2021
A 20-year-old man whose e-scooter was involved in a crash with a car has died in hospital.
Morrisons rejects 'significantly undervalued' £5.5bn takeover bid 19th June 2021
Morrisons has rejected a takeover bid from a private equity firm, saying the £5.5bn value "significantly undervalued" the supermarket chain.
Former Commons Speaker and Tory MP John Bercow joins Labour Party 19th June 2021
Former Conservative MP and Commons Speaker John Bercow says he has switched allegiances to join the Labour Party.
Planning reforms are bulldozing Conservative support 19th June 2021
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under pressure to abandon planning reforms after Conservatives at national and local level blamed them for the party's shock defeat in the Chesham and Amersham by-election.
'Olympic effort' under way as stadiums become pop-up vaccination centres 19th June 2021
Stadiums and football grounds across London have been transformed into vaccination centres in a push to vaccinate as many people as possible against the coronavirus.
UK reports another 10,321 COVID cases and 14 deaths 19th June 2021
The UK has reported 10,321 new coronavirus cases and 14 more deaths, according to official daily figures.
Bodies of man and woman found in fields near village 19th June 2021
Bodies of a man and woman have been found within hours of each other in fields near a village in Derbyshire.
Queen waves to the crowd as she arrives at Royal Ascot to cheer on four of her horses 19th June 2021
The Queen has arrived at Royal Ascot, attending the famous Berkshire meet for the first time since 2019.
Mosh pits, ponchos and mask-free crowds: 'Euphoria' as revellers brave rain at Download Festival 19th June 2021
There was a euphoric atmosphere at Download Festival's first day in Leicestershire - despite the wet weather.
Government considers dropping self-isolation for those who have had two jabs 19th June 2021
The government is considering dropping forced self-isolation for those who have had two coronavirus jabs, Sky News understands.