Southern Train services are suffering from disruption and cancellation as conductor go on strike today.
This is the third strike over dispute about the introduction of driver-only trains.
Southern operator Govia Thameslink said it would implement a new role for conductors from 21 August, with them no longer opening and closing doors.
It’s advised that you check your train journeys before you travel as some services are not running and others have limited service.
Police have launched a murder investigation in Crawley. A 20 year old man from Mayfield was found with serious injuries in a property in Spencers Road on Saturday morning. The man was treated at the scene for a suspected stab wound and was taken to hospital, where he sadly died a short time later.
Four people in their twenties were arrested on suspicion of murder. They are all from Crawley and remain in police custody.
Witnesses can email 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call 101 quoting Operation Venture.
Alternatively, you can call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 (crimestoppers-uk.org).
The 20th P&G Surrey Youth Games took place over the weekend at the Surrey Sports Park in Guildford. All eleven districts and boroughs in Surrey entered teams into fourteen different sporting events. The Games were organised by Active Surrey in association with each borough and district council in the county with the aim to develop sport in Surrey. Young people attend local coaching sessions in the two months prior to the Games. It is hoped that having been introduced to countywide competition, many will continue in their chosen sports.
Our local teams from Reigate and Banstead and from Tandridge did well at the event, as Izzie Brooks reports:
Redhill Football Club is holding trials for the new Sunday team which will be introduced for the next season.
The trials will take place on The Ring at Earlswood Common on Sunday 10th July from 11 o’clock until 12.30 pm.
More information can be found on Redhill FC’s Facebook page, facebook.com/OfficialRedhillFC.
Drainage works will begin this week in Tandridge Lane near the junction with Crowhurst Lane End. Surrey County Council is carrying out the works to replace the culvert south of the railway bridge to help prevent future flooding. The works include a full width excavation of the carriageway and are expected to start on Thursday and last for eight weeks. Tandridge Lane will be closed to through traffic.
More information can be found on surreycc.gov.uk/roadworks.