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  • PARISH COUNCIL: Hop, skip and a jump and two wags of the tail to National Lottery awards for Pevensey projects

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  • Event to discover the benefits of being a school governor

  • Westham Parish Council: Full meeting tonight (Monday 17 February), and statement from chair, Mike Haffner

  • New art supplies shop and art gallery opens in Langney shopping centre, Monday 23 March

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  • UPDATE: First stage at St. Wilfrid's Church Hall, part of major programme of work, now complete, writes Shirley MacKinnon

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  • Incessant wind and rain, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning; The pounding power of Storm Dennis hits Pevensey Bay

  • Saturday 15 February: Signs of Storm Dennis start to pick up in Pevensey Bay

  • Lylian wins prize for passionate knife crime speech

  • Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne: Absurd Person Singular, cast announced

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Feb 2020

GOV.UK: Flood alert now in place for coastal areas of Pevensey seafront

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GOV.UK. Coastal areas of Pevensey seafront

Flooding is possible – be prepared

Monday morning’s tide at 11:45 on 10/02/2020 is higher than normal due to Storm Ciara which brings strong Force 7 winds and large waves.

The weather increases tide table values by 0.64 m. The total forecast tide is 7.98 metres Chart Datum (4.33 mAOD) at Eastbourne.

For 2 hours either side of high water, the road at Herbrand Walk may flood, and could be impassable to traffic.

Beach top properties at Pevensey Bay will be affected by spray. Strong winds, large waves and high tides are expected throughout Sunday 09/02/2020 and Monday 10/02/2020.

High tides, large waves and the risk of flooding will remain similar until Thursday 13/02/2020.

We continue to monitor the forecast. Avoid Pevensey beach at high tide. Spray and waves will contain and scatter shingle which is dangerous. Plan driving routes to avoid Herbrand Walk.

We will update this message by 19:00 on 10/02/2020 in advance of the high tide at 00:30 on 11/02/2020.

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