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Eastbourne Youth Radio – Call for sponsors

On 17th September 202021st September 2020 By peterlongden

Returning for its twentieth year, EYR will be broadcasting on 87.7FM from studios at East Sussex College on 18-20 November 2020. Young people aged 5-19 from local schools and colleges will take part together with representatives from business and the local community. Programmes will contain a mix of live and […]

Meet the tobacco sniffer dogs at public events

On 28th August 201928th August 2019 By peterlongden

PEOPLE in Eastbourne and Hailsham are being offered the chance to meet the four-legged sleuths sniffing out illegal tobacco sales in the area. The tobacco detection dogs will be showing off their skills at public roadshow events hosted by East Sussex Trading Standards being held all next week. (W/C SEP […]

Sussex Police welcomes Brighton and Hove Pride this weekend

On 2nd August 20192nd August 2019 By peterlongden

Sussex Police is once again joining in on this year’s Pride celebrations that will see thousands of people take to the streets of Brighton and Hove this weekend (2, 3 and 4 August). As with previous years, the force’s priority is the safety of all those taking part in the […]

Police set to launch summer crackdown on drink and drug-drivers

On 26th June 201926th June 2019 By peterlongden

You might feel fine to drive, but if you’re over the limit you’re at serious risk of killing or seriously injuring someone – or yourself. This is the message being issued as Sussex Police and Surrey Police prepare to launch their annual summer crackdown on drink and drug-drivers. The campaign […]

East Sussex Pair To Be Stripped Of Illegal Drugs Profits

On 25th June 201926th June 2019 By peterlongden

Two men already sentenced for their roles in a Newhaven drugs dealing conspiracy are now also to be stripped of some of their illegal profits. And they may be stripped of yet more criminally acquired profits as and when police find them. Luca Wright (right in picture), 27, of Cricketfield […]

Three arrested on suspicion of drugs supply after police track car across Sussex

On 23rd May 201929th May 2019 By peterlongden

Three men were arrested on suspicion of drugs supply after road policing officers tracked a suspect car along major roads in Sussex. Shortly before 8.30pm on Tuesday (21 May) the BMW, suspected of being connected with people active in ‘County Lines’ drug supply between London and East Sussex, was spotted […]

Conman Ordered To Pay Back £15000 Compensation

On 12th October 201712th October 2017 By admin

A FORMER cocaine addict with a £400-a-day habit who conned pensioners in a roofing scam has been ordered to pay back a large chunk of his ill-gotten gains. William Jones was jailed for 16 months in December following a prosecution by East Sussex County Council after he tricked elderly residents […]

'Lovely guy' Matt Hancock makes it to the final four of I'm A Celebrity 26th November 2022

Matt Hancock has made it to the final four I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! contestants, after comedian Seann Walsh became the seventh person to be eliminated from the reality TV show.

History in the palm of your hands: New wave of 'mudlarkers' digging up Britain's treasures 26th November 2022

If you wander down to the banks of the River Thames at low tide, any time of year, you'll likely see figures crouched in the mud scraping and searching.

Man who died after staying at controversial migrant processing centre had diphtheria 26th November 2022

A man who died after staying at the Manston migrant processing centre in Kent did have diphtheria, the Home Office has confirmed.

Southgate leaves himself exposed as England's dire display reopens old wounds 25th November 2022

When the final whistle blew, boos boomed among the England fans at Al-Bayt Stadium.

'Toxic culture' of London Fire Brigade revealed - with abuse disguised as 'banter' 25th November 2022

A damning report has exposed the "toxic culture" within the London Fire Brigade - with pornographic videos, helmets filled with urine and racist bullying among the abuse staff have endured.

'They said they had no space': Family says boy, 5, died after he was sent home from hospital 25th November 2022

The grieving family of a five-year-old boy who died after being sent home from hospital have told Sky News he would still be alive if they had been listened to.

London Fire Brigade 'institutionally misogynist and racist', damning review finds 25th November 2022

The London Fire Brigade (LFB) is "institutionally misogynist and racist" with a "toxic culture that allows bullying and abuse", an independent review has found.

Yellow weather warning as heavy rain and strikes could cause travel chaos 25th November 2022

Heavy rain could cause travel chaos across the weekend as it coincides with a strike by train drivers on Saturday.

Channel 4 privatisation, BBC licence fee and Matt Hancock on I'm A Celeb - the culture secretary on key issues 25th November 2022

The culture secretary has told Sky News that the BBC is a "national asset", that she's "working very closely" with Channel 4 to decide whether it should be sold off or not and that she'd be "too hangry" to follow Matt Hancock into the I'm A Celebrity jungle.

'We cannot let Faye's life end here': Campaign to save young star fighting rare brain tumour 23rd November 2022

When the fatigue set in and the sensation in parts of her left side started flickering away, Faye Fantarrow thought she knew what was coming. At 20, the leukaemia she had survived twice as a child had returned for a third time, she feared.