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In Sport, Crawley Town travel to Billingshurst for their first pre-season friendly this Friday as the run up to the new season kicks off.
New Reds defender Ryan Dickson is one of John Gregory’s new signings expected to feature in the match. He joined the club from Colchester United last month.
Crawley’s league one season proper starts with an away match at Barnsley on August 9th, just over a month away.
A reward has been offered for information following a fourth arson in the Reigate and Banstead area.
Crimestoppers are offering up to £2000 for any information which leads to the arrest and charge of the offender or offenders.
Fire crews were called to a property in Massetts Road, Horley just before 4 o’clock Wednesday morning. The building had been under renovation and nobody was inside at the time of the fire.
In the last two weeks three other fires have been started: The first was at the Horley Lawn Tennis Club in Vicarage Lane on 22nd June; the second occurred at the Churchfields Bowls Club in Church Walk, Reigate and the third took place at Old Reigation Rugby Club in Park Lane last Saturday.
All four fires were started in the early hours of the morning and officers believe they are linked.
If you have any information about the culprit you can report it anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, or report it online at http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/
A man thought to be in his 60s is in a critical condition after he was found with a serious head injury in East Grinstead.
The victim was found by members of the public in a car park around 7 o’clock Wednesday evening. He had been to the Wing Wah Chinese in London Road to buy a takeaway and was crossing through the car park, near the fire station.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sussex Police.
Surrey County Council is aiming to save £72 million this year.
The County Council unveiled a document at the start of the year which highlighted more than 50 ways it had worked to improve efficiency and effectiveness of services, including joining forces with emergency services and health organisations in Surrey and Sussex.
If this annual target is met, Surrey County Council says savings for local taxpayers would reach £200 million in three years.
Yes it’s true, the Boys in Blue are going Green.
Sussex Police will be test driving hybrid and low emission cars.
They’ll also be testing a hydrogen powered car for a day in an effort to not only cut fuel costs but also reduce environmental impact.