Louise Brown from St Catherine’s Hospice popped in to speak to David Jay about the Midnight Walk and the Big Road Ride. If you missed the interview on Friday 4th July, here it is for you to listen again.
Louise Brown from St Catherine’s Hospice popped in to speak to David Jay about the Midnight Walk and the Big Road Ride. If you missed the interview on Friday 4th July, here it is for you to listen again.
A playground in South Godstone is being targeted by vandals who are spreading dog mess all over the play equipment.
Three times in the last week the dog bin was emptied and the contents was smeared all over Hunter’s Chase playground and fencing.
The park was left in a state on Wednesday 2, Thursday 3 and Sunday 6 July and police are appealing for witnesses.
Crawley has got recognition as a great place to have a small business and to grow a start up.
Crawley has the most small to medium enterprises that operate in national interests.
It also comes 10th in growing businesses which helps to create jobs and build up wealth.
This is all according to the Centre for Cities 2014 Small Business Outlook report
There are going to be a lot of strikes next week in West Sussex as 5 unions have announced industrial action.
On Thursday 10 July The National Union of Teachers, The Fire Brigades Union, Unite and the GMB, will all be taking a stand in their disputes with the Government.
While West Sussex County Council will try and minimise the impact of the strikes they are also advising that parents keep an eye on school webs there might be some problems with council services.
The design for Queens Square in Crawley is up for discussion as the designers want to hear what residents, business and visitors want out of the new Square.
Crawley Borough Council and West Sussex County Council are investing £3 million to improve Queens Square.
As of today people are being encouraged to let staff from the designers, Burns + Nice know how Queens Square is currently used, how people feel about it and what changes would mean that they would use the area more.
Burns & Nice staff will be in the town centre over the next couple of weeks asking questions to find out what people think.