Shoppers in Mole Valley will be able to park for free in certain areas this weekend.

In partnership with Small Business Saturday, the District Council is offering free parking across Mole Valley on 5th December from midday.

Councillor Charles Yarwood, Executive Member for Property and Parking, assures people the ticket machines will clearly show when parking is free and if anyone does put money in, those funds will be donated to the Chairman of the Council’s charities.

This year Councillor Margaret Cooksey is supporting the Amber Foundation and The Friends of Dorking Community Hospital.

More information on parking over the festive period can be found at www.molevalley.gov.uk/parking

CCTV images have been released of two men police would like to speak with as part of an investigation into an attempted burglary in Reigate.

The front door to Clive Allen Jewellers in the High Street was reportedly smashed around 4 o’clock the morning of 10th November.

Anyone with information on the incident is asked to contact Surrey Police.

Today is World Aids Day.

This year’s campaign aims to get people to ‘Think Positive: Rethink HIV’.

Campaigners are hoping to change the stereotypes surrounding the condition with slogans such as ‘Kissing Doesn’t Spread HIV. Ignorance Does’.

Amanda Bryden-Pitt runs ‘Go’ a support group in Crawley for people affected by HIV:

Witnesses are being sought to a collision in Dorking.

A silver Vauxhall Corsa and a blue Sinnis Max motorcycle came together at the junction of the A24 and Chart Lane South.

The incident occurred around 5.30 Saturday afternoon.

The motorcyclist, a man in his 20s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

An investigation has been launched after a man was attacked and robbed in Crawley.

The victim, a 36 year-old homeless man, was walking by the underpass of Crawley Avenue at the junction with Ifield Avenue shortly before 6 o’clock the afternoon of 11th November.

He was approached by three suspects.  One engaged the victim in conversation whilst the other two grabbed him from behind.  The 36 year-old was forced to his knees and he was punched as they tried to take his rucksack.

The offenders ran off with his mobile phone.