14th April 2020 – Seahaven FM News

Update on Govia Thameslink Railway

On 14th April 202014th April 2020 By peterlongden

Tragically, many families across the UK have already lost loved ones to Covid-19. GTR were devastated to learn that two GTR families are among them, with two of their dedicated colleagues passing away this week. They are doing everything they can to support their families. GTR know Covid-19 will harm […]

Generous store staff help carers deliver a taste of Easter

On 14th April 202014th April 2020 By peterlongden

SOME of the most frail and vulnerable residents in East Sussex enjoyed a taste of Easter thanks to their care staff and the generosity of one of the country’s leading supermarkets. Staff at the Milton Grange care centre in Eastbourne arranged a chocolate-tasting session for their clients, many of whom […]

Maria Caulfield MP welcomes ‘Lucy’s Law’ to ban puppy and kitten farming

On 14th April 202014th April 2020 By peterlongden

Maria Caulfield MP has welcomed landmark new legislation to tackle the low-welfare, high volume supply of puppies and kittens, by banning their commercial third-party sale in England. ‘Lucy’s Law’ means that anyone wanting to get a new puppy or kitten in England must now buy direct from a breeder, or […]

Burwash Church Of England Primary School

On 14th April 202014th April 2020 By peterlongden

Update 14 April, 8.19am: School is open today for children of Keyworkers Closed:Friday 8 May 2020 Reason:HolidayEarly May bank holiday (VE day) Closed:Monday 25 May 2020 to Friday 29 May 2020 Reason:Holiday Closed:Thursday 23 July 2020 to Monday 31 August 2020 Reason:Holiday Closed:Tuesday 1 September 2020 to Wednesday 2 September 2020 Reason:Holiday Closed:Thursday 3 September 2020 Reason:Inset day Subject to Covid – 19 […]

Jamie Oliver tells PM: 'You've got 36 hours or we're coming with Eton mess' 17th May 2022

Jamie Oliver has threatened to stage an "Eton Mess" protest over the government's U-turn on its anti-obesity strategy.

Queen makes surprise appearance to open new Elizabeth line in London 17th May 2022

The Queen has made a surprise visit to see the new Elizabeth line at London's Paddington Station.

Kay Mellor, writer of hit TV dramas Fat Friends and The Syndicate, dies aged 71 17th May 2022

Kay Mellor, who wrote hit TV dramas Fat Friends and The Syndicate, has died aged 71.

Did you spot a fireball in the sky last night? 17th May 2022

Hundreds of sightings of a meteor were reported across England last night, with some describing it as a "bright blue-green" fireball in the sky.

Minister 'surprised' at Bank of England's 'apocalyptic' food price warning 17th May 2022

A Cabinet minister has said he was "somewhat surprised" to hear the Bank of England warn of "apocalyptic" food price rises.

Infertile men may be twice as likely to develop breast cancer 17th May 2022

Infertile men may be twice as likely to develop breast cancer than those who have no difficulty fathering children, a study has suggested.

Truss expected to set out plans to rewrite Northern Ireland Protocol 16th May 2022

The foreign secretary is expected to set out plans for legislation to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol on Tuesday.

Four more cases of monkeypox confirmed in England 16th May 2022

Four more cases of monkeypox have been detected in England, health officials have said.

One in four people skipping meals over rising cost of living worries, poll for Sky News suggests 16th May 2022

Rising bills have meant one in four people have resorted to skipping meals, according to a survey of more than 2,000 Britons.

Neo-Nazi group founder who wanted UK ethnic cleansing found guilty of terror offences 16th May 2022

A former philosophy undergraduate who founded a notorious neo-Nazi group that infiltrated the police and army has been found guilty of terrorism offences.