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Gillingham eased their relegation fears with a late winner against Crawley Town.
The result meant that the Reds are now in 16th place in League One, just 4 points above the drop zone.
Elsewhere, Redhill lost 2 nil at Burgess Hill Town but Merstham enjoyed a good 3 – 2 win at Kiln Brow against Leatherhead.
And South Park beat Ash United 1 nil at home, while Horley Town went down 2 nil at Camberley Town.
Surrey County Council could be in line for extra road repair cash as a government reward for giving taxpayers value for money.
From next year, councils that prove they spend highways funding efficiently are set to get a bigger share of the country’s £200 million annual roads maintenance budget under plans recently launched by the Department for Transport (DfT).
Surrey County Council was highlighted as one of two good examples of an efficient roads authority when the DfT announced the proposals earlier this year.
Dunottar School in Reigate faces a new, secure future after becoming a member of United Learning.
Following weeks of uncertainty and an ongoing campaign by Action Group Dunottar Voice, the school’s future is now guaranteed for at least ten years.
One of the first changes to be made is that from September this year the school will welcome boys into Years 7, 9 and the Sixth Form.
The Susy Radio News Team Megan Titley, Yalda Tomlinson, Felicity Fox and Natalie Osborne along with presenter Chris Spring and Chairman Neil Munday join BBC Sussex Peter Stewart and Mark Carter at the BBC Sussex studios in Brighton for a news training session (8th March, 2014).
School children this week found out which secondary school they would be attending in September.
And the majority of pupils in Surrey were offered the school of their choice.
83% got their first preference, with 94% getting one of their top three places.
In Reigate & Banstead, those figures rose to 88% getting their first choice, with 94% of pupils in Tandridge heading to their preferred school.