An investigation has been launched following a violent late night attack in Crawley.

Two men are being sought in connection with the incident in the town centre just after midnight Friday morning.

There was an altercation between four men in Troys Kebab House in Crawley High Street and one man suffered a serious injury to his jaw.

Both suspects are described as Asian between 20-30 years old and of medium build, between 5ft 6ins and 5ft 8ins tall.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the CID at Crawley via 101@sussex.pnn.police or call 101 quoting serial 18 of 12./12. You can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

A cyclist has died in a collision in Horsham.

The air ambulance attended the scene in Kerves Lane shortly before 11 o’clock last Monday morning however the cyclist died at the scene.

The road was closed between Brighton Road and Coldstaple Lane whilst investigations were being carried out.

A motorist has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

Anyone who saw what happened is asked to email collision.appeal@sussex.pnn.police.uk or phone 101, quoting Operation Ashling.

In particular, officers would like to speak to two horseriders believed to have passed the scene shortly before the collision occurred.

Residents living in conservation areas are being urged to check restrictions after a man was cautioned for having work done to his trees.

The owner of the property in Bletchingly claimed he was unaware the property was in a conservation area.

He was cautioned after the Council’s Senior Tree Officer visited the site and saw tree topping had taken place and was still in progress.

No notification of works had been received.

The owner of the company carrying out the works was fined £900 pounds and ordered to pay Council’s costs of £210 and an additional £90 to the victim support fund.

Anyone carrying out works is supposed to check the status of trees before acting – the extent of the works carried out meant the trees would die as a result.

Redhill-born Chris Robshaw led the Harlequins onto the field at The Stoop yesterday, celebrating his 200th appearance for the premiership rugby union club.

In the third round of the European Rugby Champions Cup, they welcomed Leinster in clash to separate the top two clubs in Pool 2.

Tries from Easter and Tikoirotuma, as well as a drop goal from scrum-half Danny Care, helped to secure a 24-18 victory over their opponents.