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Feb 2019

Sussex Police: St Wilfrid’s Church, Pevensey Bay: Thank you to the Church Hall volunteers for opening their doors to us!

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Mobile Police Station Pevensey Bay…

Our mobile Police station visited St Wilfrid’s Church, Pevensey Bay on Tuesday the 13th. Thank you to the Church Hall volunteers for opening their doors to us!

PCSOs Choppin and Lewis from Wealden, and Steve O’Connell from Community Speed watch were in attendance to answer questions, and offer advice and support on local issues.

Residents were pleased to hear, that as a result of reporting ongoing speeding issues in Pevensey Bay, community speedwatch have already been monitoring and building a picture of the local issue, and are pleased to announced they have begun recruiting for speedwatch volunteers for the Pevensey Bay and Westham areas; their training will begin later this year!

—Sussex Police, 15 February 2019

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