A woman was left with head injuries after a collision in Beare Green.

She was driving a silver Ford along Horsham Road near to Ockley  Gatton Manor on Saturday when her vehicle was in collision with a red Peugeot 306 around 6.30pm.

The driver of the Peugeot is believed to have left the scene in a Volkswagen Passat, driven by another person.

The woman was taken to hospital for treatment where her injuries were deemed non-serious.

Enquiries continue.

A 33-year-old man has gone missing from his home in Crawley.

Sajid Munir was last seen in Tinsley Avenue on 26th October.

He is believed to have left in his car, a black Peugeot (KM02 UNF), and is known to have slept rough in vehicles when away from home.

His mobile phone remains at home.

Sajid is described as Asian, 6 foot tall, of medium build with straight short black hair and brown eyes.

People are being urged to dial 101 if they have any information on his whereabouts.

This week is National Adoption Week and Surrey County Council is calling for more people to adopt children who are harder to place.

Those with disabilities; who are older siblings; come from Black or Minority Ethnicity backgrounds; or are over 5 years old often take longer to find new homes.

830 children are in care in Surrey.

“Be polite on Halloween night!” – that’s the message from Surrey and Sussex police in the run up to Friday.

Both Halloween and Bonfire night tend to attract more anti-social behaviour than usual, often leaving the elderly and vulnerable feeling intimidated or frightened.

Although the majority of people out and about are there to have a good time without causing any problems, police are reminding people to be considerate.

They advise parents to supervise young children; whereas older children are advised to stay in a group with their friends; agree a destination and a time when they will return home.

Halloween Posters are also available to download from the Sussex Police website either welcoming visits from trick or treaters, or asking them not to call.

Local neighbourhood policing teams will also be running increased patrols.

Children in Pound Hill are looking forward to an early Christmas present.

New play areas for toddlers and older children are being built in Knapp Hill. Completion date is 12th December.

£65,000 is being spent on the construction, which includes swings, slides, a zip wire, merry-go-round, as well as puzzles, games and picnic benches.

Work is due to begin on 10th November.