Firefighters were called to a cooker fire in Commonwealth Drive Crawley on Wednesday morning.
The fire crew had to use breathing apparatus as the flat was badly affected by smoke.
No one was hurt.
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Sussex Police Assessment
Sussex Police is successful in helping prevent crime and reduce offending.
This was highlighted by the HMIC in its interim assessment of day-to-day policing in Sussex.
The first assessment in a new programme of inspections reviewed how well the force tackled crime and other issues such as value for money and integrity.
However it also identified areas where there is a need for improvement – the way the force investigates volume crime, capacity to manage demand and a need for more prompt contact with victims.
The force is now working on a plan to improve crime investigation standards and processes and contact with crime victims.
Crawley Town Loan Signing
Crawley Town yesterday confirmed that they had signed striker Shaun Miller from Coventry City on a one month loan.
He’ll be available to play until after the home game with Colchester United on December the 28th.
Shaun has scored twice in 12 games for Coventry, and Reds Manager John Gregory said he has a good eye for goal and would give Crawley a boost just at the right time.
Miller is due to take to the field tomorrow in the match against Chesterfield.
Extra Surrey School Places
Plans to create an extra 420 places at two primary schools have been signed off by Surrey County Council.
Cabinet Member for Schools and Learning Linda Kemeny has given the go-ahead for proposals to expand Hinchley Wood and The Greville by 210 places each.
She said: “This will provide much-needed classroom space as part of our efforts to find 13,000 extra places over the next five years.
http://news.surreycc.gov.uk/2014/11/25/plans-signed-off-for-420-extra-surrey-school-places/
Air Rifle Injury in Redhill
A man from Redhill has been injured following what is believed to have been a shot fired from an air rifle. Officers were called by hospital staff after a man presented a single chest wound believed to have been inflicted by an air weapon on Tuesday evening.
initial information suggested that the man had been assaulted in Redhill Memorial Park but it has since been established this is not the case
Officers continue to urge anyone who has information on how the man received his injuries to contact them on 101.