Police help fund new security system

Eastbourne's Leaf Hall is set to get a new security system after a donation by police.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Jan 2016, 13:08 BST
Updated 18th Jan 2016, 13:16 BST

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Eastbourne Police donate funds for a new CCTV system at Leaf Hall SUS-160118-125123001Eastbourne Police donate funds for a new CCTV system at Leaf Hall SUS-160118-125123001
Eastbourne Police donate funds for a new CCTV system at Leaf Hall SUS-160118-125123001

Police donated £250 to Gina Leonard, of the Leaf Hall Trust in Seaside, to help install a new CCTV system at the venue.

Police say the new system will benefit the volunteers, police, visitors to the hall, local businesses and the community in general.

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The donation comes from the Police Property Act Fund, which is made up of the profits from selling property confiscated by order of the court.

Police Community Support Officer Rob Chrystie said, “I am delighted to present this cheque to Leaf Hall. They offer so many activities to Eastbourne residents and are decent, sincere people who want to see the Seaside area thrive.”

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