Fire crews were called to a blaze in Crawley.

A car caught light inside a garage, destroying 75% of the building. 10% of the first floor of the adjoining house also suffered heat and smoke damage.

Crews from Crawley, Reigate, East Grinstead and Haywards Heath attended the fire on Reigate Road Monday lunchtime.

A teenager from Horley has been handed a Criminal Behaviour Order.

17 year-old Callum Alan James Grist received the order following his anti-social behaviour within the town.

Lasting 12 months, it excludes him from a section of Horley town centre as well as meeting up with three associates and acting in an anti-social manner.

This is the first time Surrey Police has handed a Criminal behaviour Order to an offender.

As the colder weather looms, a plea for volunteer ‘Snow Angels’ has been made in Tandridge.

The District Council is asking for local communities to support each other and help clear pavements around key areas when it snows.

Shopping areas, schools and doctor’s surgeries are just some of the locations where volunteers have helped in previous years to salt pavements in advance of bad weather and help clear pavements of snow and ice when the cold weather strikes.

Volunteering groups are available in several locations, including Bletchingly, Dormansland; Godstone; Lingfield; Nutfield and Oxted.

Anyone who is willing to help out should contact Scott Coughlan on 01883 732785, or e-mail scoughlan@tandridge.gov.uk to find out more.

From next week residents in Tandridge will see an addition to their recycling collections.

Small electrical and electronics equipment, batteries, textiles and paired shoes will be picked up weekly from 1st December.

To take advantage of this new simple to use service all residents need to do is:

1.     Place each type of item in a separate plastic carrier bag (supermarket size, no larger than 35 x 40cm and not in black bin bags).

2.     Put batteries in a separate, sealable/tied small up bag eg a sandwich bag.

3.     Tie each bag.

4.     Leave the bags at the front of their property boundary by 6am next to their green food caddy on their usual recycling /waste collection day.

A campaign to counter terrorism has been launched.

Police across Sussex and Surrey are supporting the national campaign to raise awareness and encourage people to be vigilant.

Five key areas are being highlighted this week: crowded places; transport hubs; preventing violent extremism; terrorist financing and the tools terrorists need to operate.

Police will be at various locations including Gatwick train station; Clacket Lane service station; University of Surrey; money bureaus in Crawley and Gatwick; as well as gyms and gun clubs in an attempt to inform people how to spot terrorist activity and combat it.