Reward offered for help in tracing wanted Eastbourne man Police in Eastbourne are offering a £500 reward in a bid to find Rossi Michael Henderson. The 28-year-old builder, whose last known address was Anderida Road, Eastbourne, but who also has links with Brighton is wanted for displaying poor
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Eastbourne runs through this selection from the Rye’s Own archive, linking individual reports and recollections into a broader picture of local life. Readers can move between “Knockout for the Lions”, “Armed Robbery”, “£500 Reward Offered To Help Trace This Man”, and “MP invites Students to travel the High Speed Javelin”, seeing how the subject appeared at different moments in the magazine. Together they offer a characterful route through the magazine’s record of local life, memory and change.
Clown on the Run
Man chased by man dressed as a clown Sussex Police are warning residents and visitors to be aware of a new trend involving individuals dressed as clowns. This is of American origin but has been swept here via social media. Reports from all over the UK are coming in of this ‘clown prank’ that has … Continue reading Clown on the Run
Armed Robbery
Witnesses sought to armed robbery in Brassey Avenue, Eastbourne 24 February 2016 Police are seeking witnesses to an armed robbery outside a bank in Eastbourne. Just after 11.15am on Wednesday (24 February) a security guard delivering a box containing several thousand pounds cash to the Nat West Bank in Brassey Avenue, Eastbourne, was approached … Continue reading Armed Robbery
Lad from Winchelsea Beach is “Safe and Well”
Shanon Lench is Home 19-year old Shanon Lench of Winchelsea Beach, who had not been seen or heard of since visiting a friend in Eastbourne on Wednesday (20 January), returned home safe and well today Friday (22 January).
MP invites Students to travel the High Speed Javelin
Amber Rudd MP, invited Buckswood Students to be among the first in Hastings to travel on the High Speed train the ‘Javelin’ that made a special visit to the town as part of the MP’s Rail Summit.
The Royal Standard
By John Hodges The first licence to sell beer was granted to the Royal Standard at sometime around 1822, at a time that predated the introduction of the new Beer House Act. This piece of sweeping legislation permitted any householder assessed to the poor rate, to obtain from the excise on a payment of two … Continue reading The Royal Standard
Knockout for the Lions
The Lions of Zone 2B, from the Clubs of Battle, Bexhill, Eastbourne, Hailsham, Hastings, Rye and Uckfield joined together to host their twelfth “It’s A Special Knockout” day for handicapped people at St Bede’s School, Upper Dicker.