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Talk: My 30 Years Broadcasting in Sussex
Speaker Natalie Graham, a Seaford resident and BBC journalist, reflects on 30 years reporting news across Sussex. She began at BBC Sussex and joined South East Today at its launch 25 years ago. Doors open at 6:30pm; pre-booking required via TicketSource.
When & Where
Friday, 10 April 2026
19:00
Seaford Little Theatre
Steyne Road, Seaford
BN25 1HA
£4.00-£6.00
Organiser
Seaford Museum & Heritage Society
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