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A man in his 30s has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault on a young woman in Redhill.
She was walking along Park Road around 8.30pm last Saturday week when a man approached her from behind and indecently touched her over her clothing.
The man was arrested last Thursday and remains in police custody at this time.
Crawley Town had a busy Easter weekend with 2 matches over the holiday period. After a good home 2-1 victory on Good Friday against Leyton Orient, the Reds went down 1-0 at Notts County yesterday afternoon. They’re now on 55 points and safe from the drop in League One.
Also confirmed safe are Premier League Crystal Palace after their 1 nil away win at West Ham on Saturday took them to 43 points.
Elsewhere, Redhill had a mixed weekend, winning 2 – 1 away at Tooting and Mitcham on Saturday, but going down 3-2 at home to Sittingbourne yesterday. Likewise, Merstham had a good game on Saturday beating Herne Bay 3 -1 but lost 3 -2 at Folkstone Invicta yesterday. Crawley Down Gatwick had a poor holiday weekend succumbing 5-2 at Sittingbourne on Saturday and 6 nil at home on Bank Holiday Monday. And Three Bridges also had a mixed Easter losing 3-2 at home on Saturday to Folkstone but coming out 4-2 winners at Whitstable yesterday.
Finally, South Park won both their Easter matches, with a 2-0 victory at Epsom and Ewell and victory against Horley Town by a similar margin at home. Horley Town’s Saturday match ended in a 2-1 defeat by Westfield.
Sussex Police have renewed their appeal for information following a break-in at Langley Green Youth Centre in Crawley in February.
Shortly after midday on the 8th of February the alarm system for the centre in Stagelands was found to have been ripped off the wall.
A number of items went missing, including a ceiling projector, an Xbox games console and several Xbox games.
The budget set aside to fix Surrey’s damaged streets has had a boost of £3 million pounds due to savings found in the first year of a major county council roads programme.
The programme was launched last April to overhaul 300 miles of surrey’s most damaged roads.
The money will boost funds for both planned repairs and thousands of urgent pothole patching works.
In urgent response to flood damage across Surrey’s roads since Christmas, the county council is fixing hundreds of potholes a day as part of a repair blitz.
Source: http://new.surreycc.gov.uk/
Emergency crews were called to a blaze in Crawley last Tuesday.
The fire broke out in the early hours of the morning, causing severe damage to the property in Regents Close.
The ground floor flat was completely gutted by fire, with 10% of the first floor flat also suffering heat and smoke damage.
Meanwhile, later that morning, a driver had to be freed from his vehicle after it hit a bridge on the Northbound M23 after Junction 11 Pease Pottage.
Hydraulic equipment had to be used by West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service to release the man, who was then taken to hospital by air ambulance.