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Warning over suspicious meat after sheep butchered near Sheffield Park, Uckfield

A SHEEP was reportedly butchered in a field near a popular park for its meat. The Sussex Police Rural Crime Team were alerted to the animal killing yesterday, which happened in a field near Sheffield Park, Uckfield. Police have warned people not to purchase any cheap or suspicious lamb or mutton following the incident. Yesterday the Team investigated a report of a sheep being butchered in a field near Sheffield Park for its meat. If you are offered cheap, suspicious lamb or mutton for sale please don t buy it. Anyone with information is urged to contact the force on 101, quoting 0928 of 12/2/21.

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Police warning after sheep butchered in Sussex field

Police warning after sheep butchered in Sussex field
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A22 Lewes Road at Forest Row closed due to icy conditions

A ROAD has been closed in both directions due to ice. The A22 Lewes Road at Forest Row is closed due to icy conditions on Wych Cross and Hartfield Road. There were additional warnings for drivers to take extra care last night in the Uckfield area due to severe ice on the A272 road outside the Buxted Park Hotel. A272 closed from the entrance of the Buxted Park Hotel to the entrance of Oast Farm Buxted, due to severe ice on the road. Highways on the way to salt the road. Please drive safely. #35648 Sussex has been hit with almost a week of freezing cold air being blown in from the Arctic and Scandinavia over the North Sea, dubbed as the second Beast from the East .

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Long Man of Wilmington has face mask painted on it in act of vandalism

Long Man of Wilmington has face mask painted on it in act of vandalism Sussex Police is appealing for witnesses to help find the person or people responsible The defaced Long Man of Wilmington wearing a mask (Image: PA) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes theyâll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

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Covid PPE mask painted on the Long Man of Wilmington archaeological site by vandals

Vandals have painted a covid mark onto a mysterious and historic 325ft chalk hill figure, prompting a police investigation into the criminal damage . The contemporary addition to the protected archaeological site, on the slopes of Windover Hill near Wilmington, East Sussex, was discovered on Tuesday, Sussex, Police said. The monument s origins are mysterious and have puzzled experts for decades. It is Europe s largest portrayal of the human form and is at least 311 years old, dating back to around 1710. Shockingly, the addition of Personal Protective Equipment is not the first time the local landmark has been altered, with environmentalists writing on it five years ago and a phallus appearing in 2010.

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