4th November 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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PCSO model will look to increase local engagement across Sussex

On 4th November 20195th November 2019 By peterlongden

Today (Monday, November 4) sees the launch of a named PCSO for every community in Sussex Police. The enhanced way of working will give every PCSO responsibility for a defined geographic area and every community in Sussex will have at least one named PCSO. Assistant Chief Constable Julia Chapman said: […]

More than a third of UK workers have considered quitting their job due to stress

On 4th November 20195th November 2019 By peterlongden

One in five would rather have workplace support for mental health than a 3% pay rise 15.4 million days lost to mental health-related issues in 2017/18 £99bn estimated cost to the UK economy of poor mental health New study released at start of Stress Awareness Week (Mon 4th– Fri 8th […]

Update on Significant Planned Road Works on the M23

On 4th November 20195th November 2019 By peterlongden

The following works are scheduled on the M23, subject to weather conditions. Attached below is a map which may help you to pinpoint the location of these works. Monday 4 November 9pm to 5am For 5 nights, there will be a full closure from junction 8 to 10 southbound between 9pm […]

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MP threatened to send naked pictures of woman to her family, court told 27th September 2021
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Levels of illegal drugs high enough to harm wildlife found in river running through Glastonbury 27th September 2021
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Younger children 'more hesitant than older teenagers to get COVID vaccine' amid calls for better messaging 27th September 2021
Researchers are calling for better messaging about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines after a study showed younger children were more hesitant than older teenagers to receive a jab.
UK records another 37,960 COVID cases and 40 related deaths 27th September 2021
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Calls for key workers to be prioritised for fuel - but who should be front of the queue? 27th September 2021
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