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Courses to keep children safe online Free courses to help parents keep their children safe from Internet grooming by paedophiles are being run in Eastbourne. |
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Positive rugby will see us through - Welford Tony Welford says playing positive rugby is the key to Eastbourne dragging themselves away from trouble at the bottom of London Three South East. |
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Bandstand Fans Have Their Say With more than 27,000 people turning out for the Bandstand concert season last year, friends and fans of Eastbourne Bandstand are being asked to give their views in 2008 in the venue’s biggest ever survey |
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Defiant Town take point at Dover Eastbourne Town produced a tremendous defensive display to take a point off Dover Athletic in a goalless draw at The Crabble |
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Post-match reaction: Whitehawk Eastbourne Borough manager Garry Wilson said he wasn't worried who his side faced in the next round of the Sussex Senior Cup after a 4-0 victory over Whitehawk |
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Adrenalin-fuelled Eastbourne Extreme in 2008 Eastbourne Extreme sports festival will make an exciting return to the town on 19-20 July 2008 for an adrenalin-fuelled weekend of exhilarating action with one of last year's main attractions, the Thundercat power boat racing team hoping to make a return. |
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Motoring Spectacular Drives into 2008 More than 25,000 visitors are expected to descend on Eastbourne seafront as Magnificent Motors, one of the South Coast's biggest FREE motoring festivals, returns from 3-4 May 2008. |
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Top Tennis Stars to Thrill in 2008 The International Women's Open tennis championship will return to Devonshire Park from 14-21 June 2008 guaranteeing more tense tennis battles for the record crowd of spectators. |
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Sunniest town in country Eastbourne has been crowned the sunniest town in Great Britain — but we're leaving the rest of the country in the dark about it. |
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Santa pays annual visit to Beachy Head Santa will be paying his annual visit to Beachy Head on Saturday December 8 and 15 and will be based in his grotto at the Countryside Centre |