I guess most of us think the same on one issue at least. We dislike waiting.

What’s changed?

East Sussex WRAS is holding a fox rescue day on Saturday May 18 at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm and 8pm.

Earlier this month, the elections took place to decide who should represent us on East Sussex County Council. Here in Seaford, as in many other places, UKIP were successful, winning two of the three seats in the town, the other being won by my Lib Dem colleague Carolyn Lambert.

A lady, far wiser than me, once said worrying was pointless.

Resurfacing work begins on Monday to improve the pot-hole riddled Devonshire Place - work evidently paid for by county council cash generated through the unpopular pay-to-park scheme.

I really cannot remember how I came by this little article, but most likely the reason I kept it is because it is good!

The large grey seal at Hope Gap last week, was not the same seal which has been seen in local rivers recently which is actually a smaller common seal.

Out of the most terrible family tragedy came a ray of light this week with the granting of Royal Ascent to “Lillian’s Law”.

The highlight of my week, actually my whole career, came on Wednesday afternoon when I was invited out to the Beachy Head Lighthouse for an access all areas tour of the iconic building and to hand over the £27,000 cheque which the good people of Eastbourne raised to get the red and white stripes repainted.

Hayfever sufferers in Eastbourne are set to experience severe misery this year thanks to a condensed pollen season caused by the late, cold spring.

The rescue of the week has to be this lovely little whitethroat which came into care from Eastbourne after being caught by a cat.

Welcome the new (Dutch) king!
As a strong Euro believer I thought I would never say this; but as the crisis has finally hit the West-European countries big time, more Germans, Dutch and others want the Euro to go.

“Breathe in grace, breathe out faith.”

What a great night we had watching the British Animal Honours 2013. A group of our volunteers spent the evening in our Education Room watching the programme as it went out last week.

The unpredictable world of football threw up an interesting story for Eastbourne Borough this week.

The unpredictable world of football threw up an interesting story for Eastbourne Borough this week.

Do my eyes deceive me as it would seem the loading bay outside the old council offices in Grove Road, which is earmarked to become a Tesco store seems to have mysteriously disappeared? And been turned into a bus stop. Where, now I wonder, will those huge lorries park up now when they’re delivering to a store which very few people actually wanted? I also wonder if they will be delivering alcohol to the said store – not because I am partial to a drop of the old bottled grapes you understand – but because I am still struggling to understand how the shopkeeper who runs what was Thresher’s opposite the railway station cannot get a licence to sell grog, but the proposed Tesco store, which is in the middle of the very residential Lower Meads, more than likely will.

Nutritionist Simon Bandy from Seaford based Health Plus gives the lowdown on why men should ‘man up’ when it comes to their health

Nutritionist Simon Bandy from Seaford-based supplements company Health Plus gives his advice on coping with hayfever, to coincide with National Allergy Awareness Week