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A man from West Sussex has been charged with further sex offences.
Andrew Hocking from Copthorne was charged last November with sexual offences relating to alleged indecent images and sexual assault.
The 57 year-old has now been charged with rape and indecent assault following an incident over 30 years ago.
A 41-year-old man has been banned from entering Horsham Town Centre for two years.
The order from Crawley Magistrates Court was imposed on Robert Saunders after repeated antisocial behaviour including being drunk and disorderly.
Saunders cannot enter Horsham Town Centre unless he has a meeting at Horsham District Council or a medical appointment.
If Saunders breaches the order, which is in force until September 2016, he could face a jail sentence.
If you see Saunders breaching the court order, call 101, email 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
Crawley Town lost at home to Peterborough in League One on Saturday. They went down 4 goals to 1.
The Combined Counties: Horley Town lost at home to Hartley Witney by one goal to nil.
In Ryman South, Merstham were victorious away at East Grinstead Town, 3-2.
Three Bridges went three-goals down against Hythe Town, without reply.
And South Park travelled to Sittingbourne where they put two past the host’s goalkeeper whilst themselves keeping a clean sheet.
The teenager who went missing from a care home in Crawley yesterday has now been found.
15-year-old Rebecca Mitchel-Pitcher, who has gone missing before, had left the home without telling anyone where she was going.
Later she was found again in Crawley safe and well.
Oil has been discovered at a site on the border or Surrey and Sussex.
Horse Hill Developments has been drilling an exploration well at the site near Horley and the oil could be being extracted within two years.
Frack Free Surrey held a protest meeting on Sunday over fears the company may use fracking on the site, however the company guarantees that the fracking technique will not be used.
Geologists have suggested that the oil and gas reserves at Horse Hill site could be worth about £2bn, with production beginning in about two years.