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Man treated for spinal injuries following collision in Lingfield

There has been a serious collision in Lingfield.

A white Peugeot van, a white Ford Transit van and a red Renault Clio were travelling along the A22 at Blindley Heath just before midday yesterday.

Occupants of all vehicles were treated by ambulance crews and one of the drivers was taken to St. George’s Hospital with serious spinal injuries.

Anyone who witnessed the collision or events leading up to it are urged to contact Surrey Police.

Police searching for man in relation to an incident in Tandridge

A man is wanted for questioning in relation to an incident in Tandridge.

Officers from Surrey Police have been searching for 55 year-old Glenn Trevor Williams but have so far been unsuccessful.  It is believed he may have connections in Sussex.

Mr Williams is described as a white man, 5ft 10ins tall and of a large build.

Detectives want to speak with him in connection with a domestic related incident.

Propane cylinders discovered in Warninglid fire

A garage in Warninglid has been destroyed by fire.

Fire crews from Haywards Heath, Horsham and Crawley were called to the blaze in Warninglid Lane Monday afternoon.

Two propane cylinders had to be removed from the garage and cooled using a hose reel.

The fire is thought to have been accidental.

Crawly plans to commemorate 70th anniversary of VE Day

Crawley is preparing to commemorate the 70th anniversary of VE day.

8th May celebrates the end of six years of war across Europe: 1939 – 1945.

There is a service planned in the Memorial Gardens followed by a 1940s style vintage tea party in Northgate from 4 o’clock.  A beacon will then be lit in Tilgate Park in the evening.

A two-minute silence will be observed at 3 o’clock.

Radio Redhill celebrate 40 years

A hospital radio station has celebrated a milestone.

Radio Redhill has been recognised by the Hospital Broadcasting Association for 40 years of service to hospital radio and the community.

The station is based at East Surrey Hospital having first broadcast to patients at Redhill General Hospital on Christmas Day 1974.  Regular broadcasts commenced the following year.