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West Sussex County Council is carrying out a review of parking arrangements in Pound Hill and Three Bridges.
Around 2,400 households are being consulted regarding proposed changes. Among the issues being looked at are car parking by commuters and town centre workers in residential roads and whether parking schemes could be introduced to help.
The deadline for responses is September 22nd.
Four men were arrested on Tuesday (September 2) for the theft of duty free items from Gatwick Airport.
A 22-year-old man from Rye, a 36-year-old man from Oxted, a 57-year-old man from St Leonards and a 23-year-old man from Crawley have all been arrested on suspicion of theft by employee and have been bailed until November 3 while investigations continue.
These arrests are part of a long-running investigation into the theft of duty free goods from the airport. Police continue to work with Gatwick Airport and airline operators to tackle the issue of theft and to catch those responsible.
Crawley Town’s Johnstone Paint Trophy encounter against Cambridge United last night (Tuesday 2 September) ended in Victory for the Reds.
After a quiet and goalless first half at the Broadfield Stadium, an own goal from Richard Tair and another from half time substitute Charles Banya ensured a comfortable 2 nil win for Crawley who now progress to the second round.
The draw takes place on Saturday morning.
Two men who attempted to con an elderly woman out of £8,000 for garden work in Godstone have been sent to jail for eight months.
Kieran Ryan from Camberley, and Jasper Smith from Caterham pleaded guilty to fraud and were sentenced at Guildford Crown Court yesterday (Tuesday 2 September).
On January 31 they visited a woman in her 90s at her home in Godstone and asked for £8,000 in cash following a small amount of gardening work they had done for her.
However they were thwarted after bank staff reported the unusual cash withdrawal to police.
Officers went to her home later that day and stopped the duo as they attempted to drive off.
And to complete the happy ending to the story, local tree care company Connick Tree Care came forward and offered to carry out her garden work for free.
A man from Devon’s due to appear in court following reports that a passenger at Gatwick Airport had been assaulted and two others had been racially abused.
Leo Curtis was arrested just after 5pm on Tuesday August 26th, and subsequently charged with assault and various harrasment offences.
He was released on bail to appear at Crawley Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, September 17.