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bbc.com | Joshua Askew
Anger over uncertain future of GP surgery Joshua AskewLDRSOne patient said it would be a "travesty" if the healthcare provider was lostResidents have expressed concern that a community-run, not-for-profit GP surgery in Brighton could be replaced with a private provider. Wellsbourne Healthcare Community Interest Company (CIC) currently runs the surgery in Whitehawk, but it could be taken over by Leeds-based One Medical Group after NHS Sussex started procuring a new contract.
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bbc.com | Joshua Askew
New £70 fines for driving in A259 bus lanesJoshua AskewGetty ImagesA councillor says the move will make bus travel betterMotorists driving in bus lanes on two sections of the A259 will now be fined, a local authority has said. East Sussex County Council (ESCC) said it would start enforcing bus lanes in St Leonards and Telscombe Cliffs using cameras, in a bid to improve bus travel. It said a £70 penalty charge notice would be issued to anyone illegally using the bus lanes.
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yahoo.com | Joshua Askew
Motorists driving in bus lanes on two sections of the A259 will now be fined, a local authority has said. East Sussex County Council (ESCC) said it would start enforcing bus lanes in St Leonards and Telscombe Cliffs using cameras, in a bid to improve bus travel. It said a £70 penalty charge notice would be issued to anyone illegally using the bus lanes.
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bbc.com | Joshua Askew
Kent urged to report 'aggressive' bug sightingsJoshua AskewGetty ImagesThe bug preys on honeybees and other pollinatorsKent residents have been urged to report sightings of yellow legged hornets which have been described as a "highly aggressive' insect. Experts at the British Pest Control Association (BPCA) said people should tell the Non-native Species Secretariat "as soon as possible" if they spot the hornet. Sightings can also be reported via the Asian Hornet Watch app.
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bbc.co.uk | Joshua Askew |Charlotte Wright
Image source, Michael Keohan/BBCImage caption, Linden Kemkaran has said she worked at the BBCPolitical Editor, BBC South EastThe Reform UK leader of Kent County Council has said she will try to reduce the impact of "illegal migration" on Kent residents. Speaking to BBC South East Today after she was chosen council leader, Linden Kemkaran said she could not give detailed plans or measures Reform will take.
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