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In League One Crawley Town FC travel to MK Dons tomorrow (Saturday 12th April), hoping to return to winning ways after their 1-nil defeat by Brentford Tuesday evening.
Horley Town travel to Hanworth Villa in the Combined Counties Premier Division; and South Park have home advantage against Camberley Town.
And in Combined Counties Division One, Dorking face South Kilburn away.
Redhill FC welcome Hythe Town to Kiln Brow in the Ryman League.
Over the past week Susy Radio has been looking into the change to the route of the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run when it reaches Crawley.
For the last 19 years the half-way stop has been held in the historic High Street. This year it will be moving to a car dealership on London Road.
Ben Cussons, Chairman of the Royal Automobile Club Motoring Committee and Chairman of the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run steering group, spoke with Susy Radio’s Natalie Osborne about the change:
A man required oxygen after a fire in Ifield.
West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service were called to a house in Pinova Close in the early hours of yesterday morning (Thursday 10th April)
A tumble drier had caught fire in the ground floor utility room.
The man was taken to hospital for further treatment.
We continue our look into the change to this year’s Veteran Car Run.
Susy Radio learned of a change to the half-way stop in Crawley, from High Street to London Road.
This event has been ongoing for over a century and so tradition is very important.
However it is also an event which must adapt to meet changing needs – and it has not always driven through the High Street.
At the start of the week we heard from the historic George Hotel, agreeing there was a need to move because of a lack of space.
Today we hear from people in the High Street.
Nikki Cheek from the Brewery Shades, John Kneller, a local resident and Sham – manager of Ask Italian, all spoke with us about their concerns.
We have more on the Veteran Car Run throughout the week.
The Highways Agency have been testing new infra-red cameras on a stretch of the M25 in Kent and Surrey where the motorway is being widened.
The “smart motorway” widening scheme, from junctions 5 to 7 between Sevenoaks and Redhill, means the hard shoulder will now be used as a permanent traffic lane.
Regularly spaced emergency refuge areas have been provided and CCTV cameras installed so the Highways Agency can spot incidents.