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Local police are reminding people of the firearms amnesty currently running until this Friday (21st November)
If you have any firearms, including antique items, and you’re not licensed you should hand them in at your local police station. Remember you’re committing an offence even if you’re storing weapons for someone else.
Anyone surrendering a firearm during the amnesty won’t be prosecuted, but if it’s found that they have been used in a crime, that would be investigated.
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Crawley Town ended a week in which five players were placed on the transfer list by fighting back to earn a 1 all draw at Oldham Athletic in League One on Saturday afternoon.
Gwion Edwards nullified a seventh minute Oldham goal with a fine 25-yard drive for the Reds just before the break.
Redhill’s local Ryman League match with South Park was postponed, while Three Bridges were beaten 3 – 2 at Carshalton Athletic and East Grinstead managed a nil nil draw at home to Whitstable Tonw.
Elsewhere, in the FA Trophy second qualifying round, Merstham were beaten 4 – 2 at AFC Hornchurch.
A Landlord from Whyteleafe has been fined for the poor state of his property
Gary Henderson-Thynne was found guilty at Redhill Magistrates’ Court of not complying with an improvement notice and fined £39,000.
In February 2013, the Council received a complaint about the condition of the property in Godstone Road, Whyteleafe. After a survey, an Environmental Health Officer confirmed there was dampness, mould and disrepair at the property.
Letters were sent to the landlord, and because he failed to comply with the Council’s requests, an Improvement Notice was issued.
Emergency work was carried out by the Council to prevent structural collapse and to get rid of damp.
Despite further efforts to persuade the owner to carry out works, no substantive improvements were made. As a result the Council decided to prosecute the owner for non compliance with the Improvement Notice.
The Tour of Britain cycle race through Sussex and Surrey boosted the local economy by £3m, the organisers claim.
Many thousands of people turned out to see some of the world’s greatest cyclists make their way from Camberley to Brighton in September.
Organisers said spectators spent on average of about £50, adding £3m to Sussex and Surrey’s economy overall.
The cycle race started in Liverpool and finished in London a week later.
Three men have each been jailed for 30 years having been found guilty of conspiring to kill a woman in Horsham in February.
Bruce Killick, Graham Martin, and Karl Cruise, were all found guilty after a five week trial at Hove Crown Court for planning to kill Bruce’s wife, Susan, on February 18 at their home in Brooks Green, near Horsham.
The three men were arrested in the days and weeks after Susan was horrifically attacked.
As the investigation progressed detectives found evidence to suggest Killick, who was having an affair had hired Cruise, through his work associate, Martin, to kill his wife.
Detective Inspector David Springett said he hoped that Mrs Killick would continue to recover and carry on with her life and put this ordeal behind her knowing her attackers have been brought to justice.