Two girls who have gone missing from their homes are believed to be in Crawley.

14 year-old Amasia Patel was last seen late Sunday night in St. Leonards-on-Sea. Chloe Woolsey, also 14, was reported missing from Worthing early Monday morning.

The girls are friends.

A taxi driver has confirmed he dropped off two girls matching their description in Crawley.  There has been a possible sighting at St John Baptist Church in Church Walk in the town, thought to have been just after 9am Monday.

Redhill Football Club have joined forces with Surrey and Sussex Hospitals Charity.

The Club, based at Kiln Brow, has recently donated a pair of FA Cup Final tickets to SASH which raised almost £800 for the charity.

This season Redhill FC will be increasing their fundraising activities to assist in the provision of services at East Surrey Hospital, Crawley, Horsham, Caterham and the Oxted Health Centre.

To help promote the new partnership a family fun day has been planned for September 4th.

A police car has been rammed by a Land Rover near Crawley Down.

The green Discovery was spotted speeding by officers on the A264 yesterday afternoon shortly after 3.30pm.

The driver refused initial requests to pull over but did eventually stop at the junction with Sunny Avenue.  The vehicle then reversed into the police car mounting the bonnet and preventing the officers from continuing their chase.

The Land Rover then headed off in the direction of Crawley Down.

The driver is described as white, in his late teens or early twenties and was wearing a black hoodie.  His passenger is also a white man, of similar age and was wearing a grey hoodie with black piping on the sleeves.

With cycling featuring heavily in recent days with a British winner claiming the Tour de France and the Prudential Ride London-Surrey taking place this weekend, a reminder is being issued to cyclists and drivers alike to stay safe on the roads.

A new cycle safety campaign has been launched by Surrey County Council and Surrey Police.

Data released shows almost one-in-three accidents involving cyclists in Surrey occurred when a vehicle crossed the path of the cyclist, such as turning at a T-junction or a roundabout.

However a further 23% of cycle-related accidents did not involve another vehicle but occurred when the cyclist lost control of the bicycle when at speed or braking.

Last year on Surrey’s roads there were four fatalities, 162 serious injuries and 482 slight injuries to cyclists.

All three of Crawley’s parks have been awarded the prestigious Green Flag.

Tilgate Park, Goffs Park and Memorial Gardens are acknowledged as being among the very best green spaces in the UK.

The Green Flags are awarded by the charity Keep Britain Tidy and acknowledge areas which are judged to be welcoming, safe, well maintained and involve the local community.

Goffs Park and The Memorial Gardens have collected their eighth Green Flag whereas this year’s award is the fourteenth consecutive Flag for Tilgate Park.