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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 […]

“Everything was so strange. People know nothing about you. What part of Africa is that?”

On 9th October 20179th October 2017 By admin

WW2 veteran Alan Wilmott talks to Delores William about his war experiences and life in Britain after the War. But there’s something unusual about this war hero. Delores popped in for tea and finds there’s more to Alan than his war service Delores Williams with Alan Wilmott at the […]

Councillors welcome progress on flood alleviation

On 5th October 20176th October 2017 By admin

Cabinet Councillors at Lewes District Council have welcomed progress to alleviate the risk of flooding on the River Ouse. In 2016 the Council agreed a £296,750 three-year programme of flood protection and water retention works in the Upper Ouse Valley. The project is being undertaken in partnership with the Ouse […]

'This is not a photo opportunity': Warning issued after teens seen doing handstands at level crossing 29th November 2021
Network Rail has issued a safety warning after CCTV captured two teenage girls doing handstands at a level crossing.
All over-18s could be offered booster jabs in vaccination scheme expansion as third Omicron case found in Britain 29th November 2021
Millions more adults and children could be offered extra COVID-19 jabs under emergency measures to limit the spread of the Omicron variant.
Boy, 14, charged with murder of 12-year-old Ava White in Liverpool city centre 28th November 2021
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of 12-year-old Ava White, who suffered "catastrophic injuries" in an assault in Liverpool city centre on Thursday, police have said.
Pupils in year 7 and above should wear face masks in communal areas, government tells schools 28th November 2021
Students in year 7 and above should wear face masks in communal areas, the Department for Education has told schools and colleges in England.
UK must make itself 'less economically attractive' to migrants, French interior minister says 28th November 2021
The UK must make itself less economically attractive to migrants, France's interior minister has said.
Pub-goers snowed in for third evening as 'coldest night of season' could see temperatures plummet to -10C 28th November 2021
Customers are facing a third night trapped in the UK's highest pub due to heavy snowfall during Storm Arwen.
Cardiff Rugby team unable to leave South Africa after suspected Omicron COVID case 28th November 2021
Cardiff Rugby are unable to leave South Africa following two positive COVID cases - one of which is thought to be the new Omicron variant.
Grim rollcall of teenage victims killed in London this year 28th November 2021
The latest deadly stabbing in London brings the number of teen killings to 28 in the capital so far this year.
'It's going to be a great Christmas': Defiant Javid defends not imposing stricter restrictions to combat new variant 28th November 2021
The health secretary has said it is going to be a "great Christmas" as he defended not imposing stricter restrictions to combat the new COVID variant.
Woman 'raped and sold' in Hull fears being 'palmed off as a liar' by police 17th November 2021
A young woman who says she was "raped and sold" in Hull has not been interviewed by police, despite a high-profile two-year investigation into grooming gangs in the area.