11th September 2020 – Seahaven FM News

WHY THE FOOD YOU CHOOSE ON A FIRST DATE COULD LEAD TO BUDDING ROMANCE ……………….. OR BREAK-UP

On 11th September 202012th September 2020 By peterlongden

Since lockdown restrictions eased, thousands of us have been firing back-up the dating apps, eager to end the dating drought but could your eating choices get in the way of starting a new romance? There is no shortage of dating advice out there but according to a new study more […]

You did it! School is back

On 11th September 202011th September 2020 By peterlongden

A huge ‘thank you’ to every pupil, every parent or carer and every member of school staff in East Sussex for helping smooth the full return to classrooms this week. Students are now back in every one of the county’s 187 schools and catching up on their learning after […]

From the Director of Public Health

On 11th September 202011th September 2020 By peterlongden

A message from Darrell Gale, Director of Public Health for East Sussex “We’re lucky that East Sussex has lower rates of Covid-19 than many other parts of the country. Even so, cases are gradually rising here as they are across England and I expect this to continue following the easing […]

A-level results day arrives as courses available through clearing drop after 'admin blip' 17th August 2022

Hundreds of thousands of students will get their A-level results today across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, in the first exams held since before the COVID pandemic.

Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'serious' about buying Manchester United 17th August 2022

One of Britain's richest men, Manchester United supporter Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is interested in buying the Premier League club if it was for sale.

'We can't tolerate being bullied or hoodwinked' - Fresh transport strikes set to cause more travel chaos 17th August 2022

Rail, Tube and bus passengers are set to face four days of travel misery as tens of thousands of workers stage another round of strikes.

Truss set to win Tory leadership race by decisive margin, Sky News poll reveals 17th August 2022

Liz Truss is set to win the Tory leadership contest by a decisive margin next month, according to an exclusive Sky News poll that gives the foreign secretary a 32-point lead over rival Rishi Sunak.

Man arrested on suspicion of abducting seven-year-old girl, but search continues for a second suspect 17th August 2022

Police have arrested a man suspected of abducting a seven-year-old girl and taking her into some woods on Wednesday afternoon.

Pressure of rising prices 'a ticking time bomb' for poorest communities 17th August 2022

When Nabila runs short of something she needs for dinner, she'll nip next door and see if they can help.

Government 'asleep at the wheel' as Ofgem director quits over energy price cap change 17th August 2022

An Ofgem director has quit over the electricity and gas regulator's decision to change the way it calculates the energy price cap, which she said will lead to much higher bills.

Homes, streets and stations under water as thunderstorms lash parts of Britain 17th August 2022

Floods have left homes, businesses and streets under water in parts of the UK, as thunderstorms continue to batter the country.

This summer's heatwave could have been bad for British bumblebees 17th August 2022

This summer's heatwave could have been bad for British bumblebees, according to new analysis that studied long-dead collections of bees held in museums.

Man with knife seen running away after pensioner, 87, killed on mobility scooter 17th August 2022

Police investigating the killing of 87-year-old Thomas O'Halloran who was stabbed to death have released pictures of a man seen running from the scene armed with a knife.