23rd August 2020 – Seahaven FM News

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Calling all Tree Lovers of Eastbourne

On 23rd August 202024th August 2020 By peterlongden

Eastbourne ECO Action Network is working to make the town carbon neutral by 2030. The network also aims to turn Eastbourne green by at least doubling current tree cover, an ambition which is being kick-started through a new crowd funding campaign.The network is aiming to plant thousands of trees on […]

Sussex Police are urging people to be wary of software scams after the Force has received 77 reports from vulnerable victims so far this year with losses totalling £154,454. The average loss has been around £2,000.

On 23rd August 202024th August 2020 By peterlongden

The scam typically involves the victim being told they have been hacked or their computer has a virus. They’re advised they need to install software, pay money or hand over details to protect their device from further damage. A 60-year-old woman in Brighton was contacted by a man purporting to […]

Update on Significant Planned Road Works on the M23

On 23rd August 202023rd August 2020 By peterlongden

The following works are scheduled on the M23, subject to weather conditions. We attach a map which may help you to visualise the areas affected. Monday to Friday 07:00 to 19:00 daily for 1 week Full closure of J10 exit slip Northbound Diversion to J9 and back southbound to Junction […]

England's R number remains unchanged at between 1.2 and 1.4 18th June 2021
England's R number remains unchanged at between 1.2 and 1.4, according to latest estimates.
Why the Tories should be worried by Lib Dems' shock win - and why it's not all bad news for Labour 18th June 2021
The Liberal Democrat win in Chesham and Amersham is undoubtedly a famous by-election victory, seemingly from nowhere, with repercussions which will ricochet for a long time to come.
BA plane damaged after it tips on to nose at Heathrow 18th June 2021
A British Airways plane has been damaged after it collapsed on to its nose at Heathrow Airport.
Almost all of UK's COVID cases are Delta as variant infections rise by more than 33,000 in a week 18th June 2021
The Delta variant now accounts for almost all of the UK's coronavirus cases, according to Public Health England.
Notting Hill Carnival cancelled for second year running due to COVID 18th June 2021
Notting Hill Carnival - Europe's biggest street party - has been taken off the streets for the second year running because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
PM considers call for foreign fans and VIPs to avoid quarantine at Wembley Euro games 18th June 2021
Boris Johnson says "sensible accommodations" can be made amid government talks with UEFA over whether VIPs and foreign fans will get special access to England for key Euro 2020 matches.
Lib Dem by-election capture of safe Tory seat sends 'shockwaves', Davey says 18th June 2021
The Conservatives have suffered a humiliating by-election defeat as the Liberal Democrats secured a historic win in Chesham and Amersham.
Up to 20,000 Scottish fans descend on London despite pleas to stay away ahead of England clash 18th June 2021
Up to 20,000 Scotland fans are expected to travel to London ahead of tonight's crunch Euro 2020 match against England, despite pleas to stay away.
Wales to delay further easing of lockdown restrictions for four weeks 17th June 2021
Wales is delaying further easing of lockdown restrictions for four weeks after seeing a spike in cases of the Delta coronavirus variant, as the nation again faces a "serious public health situation".
Ministers 'deeply ashamed' as review finds thousands of rape victims 'are being failed' 17th June 2021
Something has gone seriously wrong in the criminal justice system when it comes to rape, according to a major government report.