17th January 2020 – Seahaven FM News

End of an era as historic cinema closes

On 17th January 20201st February 2020 By peterlongden

The Curzon Cinema which has been a landmark in Eastbournes Langney Road closed it’s doors for the last time on Thursday January 16th after a final showing of Cats and Last Christmas. This retro style cinema was not just a place to watch a film, it was a walk into […]

Update on Significant Planned Road Works on the M23

On 17th January 202017th January 2020 By peterlongden

The following works are scheduled on the M23, subject to weather conditions. Sunday 19 to Friday 24 January (inclusive) 21:00pm to 5:00am Full closure of Gatwick Spur + outer ring management on South terminal roundabout + lane 3 ring road North coming out of Gatwick. Diversion via Airport Way, A23 […]

Construction work of The Salts Tennis Courts available for tender

On 17th January 202017th January 2020 By peterlongden

Seaford Town Council is excited to announce plans to refurbish The Salts Tennis Courts. This eagerly anticipated new facility will include three courts, floodlights (subject to Planning Permission), a gated access system and new robust fencing. The Town Council is currently working with interested funding organisations to secure grant funding, […]

UK weather: Fire severity risk 'exceptional' as another heat-health alert issued 9th August 2022

A health alert lasting until Saturday has been issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) with the country braced for another heatwave.

'Come on, let's go crazy': Ozzy Osbourne stuns crowd in surprise Commonwealth Games appearance 8th August 2022

Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne made a surprise appearance onstage in his home city of Birmingham to close out the 2022 Commonwealth Games - just weeks after undergoing "life-altering" surgery.

Nurses set to vote on walkout over pay as RCN boosts strike fund by £15m 8th August 2022

Nurses will begin voting next month on whether to strike over pay in what would be the first walkout by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in England and Wales.

Woodland Trust calls for heritage status for ancient trees as it launches 2022 competition 8th August 2022

Heritage status should be given to ancient and valuable trees, the Woodland Trust has said as it released its nominations for "tree of the year".

Campaigners call for 25p cut in fuel duty to ease cost of living crisis 8th August 2022

Campaigners have demanded a 25p cut in fuel prices to help reduce the cost of living.

NHS England reduces two-year waits for treatment but 12-month delays soar 8th August 2022

NHS England says the number of people waiting two years or more for treatment has been dramatically reduced as part of its plan to address delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

'Sinister' Ryan Giggs 'headbutted ex-girlfriend during litany of abuse', court hears 8th August 2022

Ryan Giggs deliberately headbutted his ex-girlfriend and threatened to share photos of a "personal nature" with her friends during a "litany of abuse" against her, a court has heard.

More than 13,000 people have crossed Channel since Rwanda scheme announced 8th August 2022

More than 13,000 people have crossed the Channel since the Rwanda deportation scheme was announced, new figures show.

Boris Johnson will not intervene in cost of living crisis as that is 'for future prime minister' 8th August 2022

Pressure is mounting on Boris Johnson to intervene over the cost of living crisis after he said any new measures would be for the next prime minister to decide.

'Heartbreaking': Four-year-old girl dies in house blast as neighbours describe rescue bid 8th August 2022

A four-year-old girl has died in a house explosion in Croydon, south London.