23rd March 2020 – Seahaven FM News

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The future of Eastbourne Station Health Centre

On 23rd March 202023rd March 2020 By peterlongden

Consultation update – 23 March 2020 This is the latest news from the NHS concerning the proposed closure of the Walk -in Health Centre at Eastbourne Station. It is worth a read to see what is proposed and why, and how we can have a say in what we think […]

SAVE OUR PUBS

On 23rd March 202023rd March 2020 By peterlongden

Born out of a desperate and unprecedented situation A national initiative to save our beloved pubs Created in just four days and now live Thousands of pubs and millions of pub lovers expected to participate Government support currently being discussed pub2me.com went live just a few minutes ago. This initiative will […]

Change to official school closure: Monday 23 March 2020 to Thursday 30 April 2020 – Burwash Church of England Primary School

On 23rd March 202023rd March 2020 By peterlongden

Partly closed: Monday 23 March 2020 to Thursday 30 April 2020Reason: COVID-19 local arrangementsUpdate 23 March, 12.16pm: The school will be closed to most children. Only children of Keyworker parents should attend by prior arrangement with the school For any queries regarding this notification, please contact CS Customer Relations: Email […]

HOW YOUR KIDS CAN KEEP UP WITH LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN ISOLATION

On 23rd March 202023rd March 2020 By peterlongden

With the halls of learning closed indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic, in excess of 10 million school kids need to continue their revision and learning at home. So, who can parents turn to as they look to make sure their children do not fall behind and are still picking up the […]

UK records another 58 COVID-related deaths - as infections rise by 15% in a week 26th September 2021
The UK has recorded 32,417 further COVID-19 cases and 58 deaths within 28 days of a positive test, according to the latest government figures.
'A beautiful moment in the beautiful game': Fulham players celebrate with disabled fan who was bullied online 26th September 2021
Fulham footballers players have been praised for creating "a beautiful moment in the beautiful game" after celebrating a goal with a disabled supporter who had been bullied online.
Status Quo founding bass player Alan Lancaster dies aged 72 26th September 2021
The founding bassist of Status Quo, Alan Lancaster, has died at the age of 72.
'I haven't felt this alive for years': Blood cancer sufferer completes charity wing walk 26th September 2021
A father of two who has spent four years looking for a stem cell donor after he was diagnosed with blood cancer said he had not "felt this alive for years" after completing a charity wing walk.
Grant Shapps blames haulage group for creating 'manufactured situation' as pump chaos continues 26th September 2021
The transport secretary has said there would be no fuel queues if motorists filled up as normal as he accused a haulage group of triggering the "manufactured situation".
'Significant development' as 36-year-old man arrested over Sabina Nessa murder 26th September 2021
Detectives investigating the murder of teacher Sabina Nessa have arrested a 36-year-old man in what Scotland Yard said was a "significant development".
Starmer's Labour rule changes to be put to party's conference after bruising row 25th September 2021
Sir Keir Starmer's watered-down proposals for changing Labour's rulebook will be put to the party's conference in Brighton following a bruising internal row.
Anthony Joshua's world heavyweight championship reign ended by Oleksandr Usyk 25th September 2021
Anthony Joshua's reign as world heavyweight champion has ended and hopes of a unification showdown with fellow Brit Tyson Fury scuppered, after Oleksandr Usyk claimed a stunning unanimous decision win at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Plan to give 10,000 foreign workers temporary visas to fix supply crisis in run-up to Christmas 'not enough' 25th September 2021
Business leaders have said a visa scheme aimed at fixing a shortage of HGV drivers "will not be enough".
Who's the best Bond? From Connery to Craig, a look back at all 25 films in pictures 23rd September 2021
Since his very first film mission in 1962, Britain's suavest and most famous secret agent has officially brought the fast cars, the gadgets and the death-defying stunts to the big screen no less than 25 times.