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In the National League South, Dorking Wanderers won 3-2 away to Weymouth on Saturday.
Three Bridges won their Isthmian League South East Division match 3-2 away to Ashford United. Ashford had two players sent off.
In the Combined Counties Premier Division, Horley Town won their away match 1-0 over Sheerwater.
Most matches for our other local teams were postponed due to frozen pitches.
Elections due to take place across Surrey this summer could be postponed for a year while proposals are made to reform local councils.
It has requested holding them in 2026, giving it time to make proposals on council reform, after plans for changes to local government were outlined in December.
The leaders of Surrey’s 11 district and borough councils have said they would oppose any postponement if submitted.
There was also concern the change would decrease local representation for residents.
Councils in West Sussex, East Sussex and Brighton and Hove will be likely to agree to forward plans to create one strategic authority to govern all.
By tomorrow it’s expected they will apply to the government to scrap county council elections due to take place this May and preparing to elect members of a new authority – and a mayor of Sussex.
This move would bring about changes to the way local services like education, social care and policing are run.
More detailed criteria for local government reorganisation is expected to be sent to all councils in the next few months, followed by a government-led consultation on reorganisation proposals.
The police and crime commissioner for Surrey has warned that services could be cut if council tax is not increased.
Lisa Townsend said Surrey Police was one of the fastest-improving forces in England but her force still had to find a way to save roughly £18m over the next four years.
To combat the shortfall, the PCC wants to increase the amount Surrey residents pay for policing through their council tax by roughly 4.3%.
People are being asked for their thoughts on increasing their contribution.
The council tax survey will close at midnight on 2 February. Further information can be found on the Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner website.
Police investigating a report of an assault on a man in Crawley have appealed for any further witnesses to come forward.
The incident, involving a group of five people, happened between 9.30pm and 10.30pm yesterday (Thursday 2 January) in Curteys Walk.
A 22-year-old man was assaulted by three suspects, he sustained injuries consistent with a stabbing to his hand and leg.
He was taken to hospital for medical treatment for his injuries and is being supported by officers.
This is believed to be an isolated incident and there is no danger to the wider community.
Officers have been carrying out enquiries in the area and have increased patrols to provide reassurance.
They are keen to speak to anyone who saw what happened or who was in the nearby Dorsten Square area at the time.
Anyone with information which could help officers is asked to report it to Sussex Police online or call 101 and quote serial 1092 of 02/01.
Alternatively, information can be reported anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.