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28/11/2025 Arrests There were 20 arrests made last week across the district.
3 drivers were arrested for being over the alcohol limit in Crowborough, Uckfield and Herstmonceux.
An individual was arrested for burglary in Hailsham.
8 people were arrested for assault in Uckfield, Crowborough, Hellingly, Polegate, Pevensey Bay and Wadhurst.
Other offences included criminal damage and harassment. Fraud newsletter As the Christmas season approaches, many of us will be searching online for the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
Shopping from the comfort of your home is convenient, but it also creates opportunities for fraudsters to exploit unsuspecting buyers and sellers.
Read our November Fraud Newsletter here: https://orlo.uk/US0vU
Stay alert and protect yourself online. Stay Alert – Deer Aware
Pay attention to deer warning signs. These are placed where deer crossings are likely, but deer can appear anywhere. Peak risk periods, most collisions happen October–December and May, especially from sunset to midnight and around sunrise. Drive cautiously, stick to the speed limits especially in high-risk areas.If you see one deer, expect more. Deer often travel in groups, especially during mating season.Use headlights wisely. Use full beam when safe to spot deer eyes, but dip lights if a deer is on the road to avoid startling it.Avoid swerving, If a collision is unavoidable, brake firmly and stay in control. Swerving can be more dangerous.Be mindful of traffic behind. Only stop if safe. Use hazard lights and keep distance from the animal.In the unfortunate event that your vehicle hits a deer, here's what to do: Pull over safely and call the police with the exact location.Prioritise safety for yourself and others.Use hazard lights to warn other drivers. Don’t approach or try to move the deer – it may panic or cause further danger.
Deer Incident Reporting Guidance
If the deer is alive and either on the road or at risk of returning to the road, please call 999 and ask for the Police. Sussex Police coordinate the Deer Warden Scheme, and by calling 999, they will dispatch the nearest warden.
If the deer is alive but injured and unlikely to return to the road, please call 101. The Police will then contact the closest deer warden.
If the deer is dead and causing a road obstruction, please also call 999.
Beachlands Street Meeting We're holding a street meeting in the Beachlands, and all residents are invited.
We will be focussing on rogue trading, cold calls and general crime prevention advice.
Here's the details:
6th of December
15:30 - 17:00 Beachlands (by the bus stops at the junction of Marine Avenue and Westham Drive)
We hope to see you there! | 
