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Eastbourne People with Len Fisher
Motability Scheme explained with Dean Matthews from Eastbourne Motoring Centre
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Paul Roskilly co founder of Mankind in Eastbourne.
Len Fisher’s special guest on Radio DGH Eastbourne people on Monady was Paul Roskilly co founder of Mankind in Eastbourne.
Mankind was set up in January 2020 by local Eastbourne-based friends Ian Pickard and Paul Roskilly to help support men who may need mental-health support or just someone to talk to without judgement.
Initially the group met monthly at a local café but COVID-19 sadly put a stop to that.
Undeterred and realising that the current climate may increase people’s anxiety and stress Ian and Paul quickly moved the meetings to weekly via Zoom with additional support offered via a WhatsApp Group.
The guys continue to meet online weekly every Wednesday evening from 6.30pm – 8.30pm attracting like-minded men from a variety of backgrounds who are able to support each other and get the help they need in a safe environment.
TCV East Sussex Heath Walks

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Caoimhe McDonnell and our very own Kevin Turner spoke to Shaun Crowhurst about the work that The Conservation Volunteers do in the local area, specially the East Sussex Health Walks. To listen to the interview again please click the link below:
The Matthew 25 Mission

Connections Cafe

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Eastbourne Music Fest

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Association of Carers
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One of our original purpose-built Eastbourne lifeboats. This craft is similar to “The Samaritan”, our first lifeboat, built in 1822. Both were rowed by ten local volunteer fishermen who went out in all weathers, day and night, to rescue those in peril from the sea. 2022 marks the tenth anniversary of our current All-Weather Lifeboat, the “Diamond Jubilee”. She arrived in Eastbourne in May 2012 and is a Tamar-class, twin engine, self-righting vessel with steel-lined keels and computerised navigation equipment.

Graham Dent, from the RNLI

Neil Kirby, of the Langham Hotel, Eastbourne

Big Band Interview
Heidi Lane, of the Crown and Anchor





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