2nd January 2020 – Seahaven FM News

What Goes Online Stays Online

On 2nd January 20203rd January 2020 By peterlongden

What happens when you have a digital footprint? Your digital footprint is part of your online history and can potentially be seen by other people, or tracked and held in a database … or many databases. This is the case even if you are careful with your privacy settings. Here […]

Highways hero braves floodwater to save Xmas parkrun

On 2nd January 20203rd January 2020 By peterlongden

A HIGHWAYS electrician has been hailed a ‘legend’ after wading through filthy water to fix a broken pump and allow Eastbourne’s Christmas Day parkrun to go ahead. The fun event looked certain to be cancelled after heavy rain led to a 50m stretch of footpath on the underpass in Shinewater […]

Busy start to New Year for Sussex Police

On 2nd January 20203rd January 2020 By peterlongden

Police across Sussex responded to more than 800 calls for assistance and made 80 arrests on the busiest holiday night of the year as 2020 dawned – With a total of 3 across the Lewes district for offences including, drunk and disorderly, drink driving and assault. Chief Superintendent Lisa Bell […]

Christmas travel hit by new strikes as Border Force set for airport walkouts 7th December 2022

Border Force workers across UK airports and ports will take strike action on key dates in December as their union calls for the government to come back to the negotiating table.

More pharmacies say they can't get hold of Strep antibiotics - but PM insists there is 'no shortage' 7th December 2022

More pharmacies have claimed they are unable to get hold of antibiotics - as the government continues to insist there is "no shortage".

Man charged with public order offence after egg allegedly thrown at King Charles 7th December 2022

A 28-year-old man has been charged with a public order offence after an egg was allegedly thrown at the King.

Former health secretary Matt Hancock will not stand at next election 7th December 2022

Former health secretary Matt Hancock has said he will not stand for the Conservatives in the next general election.

Baroness Michelle Mone loses Conservative whip amid PPE contracts controversy 7th December 2022

Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone - who is at the centre of controversy over her alleged links to a firm awarded £200m of PPE contracts - has lost the Conservative whip, Rishi Sunak has confirmed.

Coroner criticises Qatari authorities for 'limited assistance' over British woman's hit-and-run death 7th December 2022

A coroner has criticised Qatari authorities for their "limited assistance" in his inquiry into the death of a British woman killed in a hit-and-run car crash in Doha.

Shout from public gallery as necrophiliac David Fuller is sentenced for abusing more dead women 7th December 2022

A necrophiliac double murderer was branded "sick and twisted" as he was sentenced to a further four years in prison for sexually abusing more dead women in hospital mortuaries.

Major incident declared in Sheffield and London launches emergency protocol as UK temperatures to plummet 7th December 2022

A "gas flood" in Sheffield has left thousands of homes without heating or hot water just as an ice cold snap is set to hit the UK overnight.

Hospital to launch review after dad of five-year-old who died with Strep A says he took her to A&E three times 7th December 2022

A hospital where a five-year-old died with Strep A is to launch a care review after claims from her family that she was taken to A&E three times before being admitted to intensive care.

First coal mine in decades approved, a year after UK lobbied to 'consign coal to history' 6th December 2022

Ministers have given the green light to a new coal mine, in a move described as "absolutely indefensible" by Lord Deben, the chairman of the government's official climate advisers.