The owner of a valuable camera is being urged to contact Sussex Police.
The Olympus was handed in to police after being found in St. Johns Road, East Grinstead, back in September.
As yet, the rightful owner has not come forward.
If you believe the camera belongs to you, contact Sussex Police via 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or by calling 101, quoting serial 861 of 27/09.
An employee of local water company Sutton and East Surrey Water will be Heading to Uganda on Saturday on behalf of the charity WaterAid.
Andrea Willmott from Wallington has been chosen to represent the company on the week-long trip along with fundraisers from 13 other water companies. Andrea will meet with communities to find out what life is like without safe water and toilets and visit WaterAid projects in both urban slums and rural villages to see how the money raised by customers and employees is making a difference.
To find out more or to sponsor Andrea during her trip go to www.waterplc.com/pages/community/charities-we-support/wateraid/
The organisers of the Tour Britain cycle race have claimed that the event has boosted the local economy in Surrey and Sussex by £3 million pounds.
Tens of thousands of people turned out to see some of the world’s greatest cyclists make their way from Camberley to Brighton in September.
Organisers SweetSpot said spectators spent on average of about £50, adding £1.29m to Brighton’s economy and £3m to Sussex and Surrey overall.
A number of burglaries across Sussex are believed to have been carried out by the same group of criminals.
Officers believe the people involved vary between locations but are part of the same organisation which may be responsible for 40 burglaries.
Between 17 September and 28 October areas targeted included Copthorne, East Grinstead, Crawley and Crawley Down.
A silver Audi has been used as a getaway car, using false number plates.
The burglars are targeting homes in some of the more expensive areas. They break doors or windows to get in and after searching the properties steal items with a preference for gold jewellery.
A 33 year-old man who went missing from his home in Crawley has been found.
Sajid Munir was last seen on 26 October in Tinsley Avenue. He has been found safe and police would like to thank everyone for their assistance in locating him.