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Reigate and Banstead Council has confirmed that work to erect 6 foot fences around homes in Kingswood Warren Park after six properties were purchased by a mystery buyer, began without consent.
Local residents are angry that the construction commenced on the multimillion pound estate without consideration to them.
The Council says that all work to the properties has ceased on their instruction and they are now considering an application for the work to continue.
Work is underway in the Reigate and Banstead area to refurbish the seven war memorials and 207 war graves in time for the centenary.
Local residents have volunteered to take on the task of keeping the graves looking pristine over the coming years, ready for when the refurbishment is complete in the summer.
Anyone who wishes to get involved should contact Reigate and Banstead Council to find out more.
Several vehicles in Horley were damaged by fire in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Officers were called to Balcombe Road around 4 o’clock.
It is believed the fire originated in the bin area at the rear of the Khush Boo restaurant, spreading to the vehicles.
Three vans were completely destroyed.
Wardens could soon be seen on buses in Crawley.
It is in a bid to stop inconsiderate drivers parking at bus stops.
The move follows concerns that people with disabilities were not able to access buses – an issue highlighted by the Town Access Group.
Some of the worst affected areas include Downland Drive, Broadfield Barton and Ifield Drive.
This week Horley Town Council re-elected Councilor Richard Olliver as Chairman and Town Mayor for 2014-15.
Councillor Mike George was elected as Vice Chairman and Deputy Town Mayor.
Councillor Olliver will continue to support St. Catherine’s Hospice as his main mayoral charity.