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Crawley Town remain in the relegation zone in the League One table after their 2-1 defeat at home to Wrexham on Saturday.
Dorking Wanderers won 3-1 over Slough Town at Meadowbank. Dorking are joint top of the National League South table; the top 4 teams are on 55 points with Dorking leading the division on goal difference.
Photo credit: Reigate and Banstead Borough Council
Up to £10,000,000 has been earmarked for work to bring the Harlequin Theatre in Redhill back into use.
The funding was one of several recommendations agreed at Reigate and Banstead Council’s Executive meeting last Thursday. The Harlequin has been closed since September 2023 when the presence of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) was first discovered in the building.
Works to the theatre could take up to five years to resolve so the Council has been looking at alternative venues for arts and cultural provision in the borough while the Harlequin is inaccessible. A costed feasibility report will look at the provision of a 200 seater Redhill performance venue for use for the next three to five years.
A temporary grant scheme will be set up to help displaced users with extra costs of using other venues during the prolonged closure of the Harlequin.
Crawley Town claimed a very late victory against Mansfield Town.
Crawley dominated the second half but a late strike from Ade Adeyemo made the score 1-0.
Crawley place 22nd on the table.
A moving ceremony was hosted by Surrey County Council on Monday, to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.
The event, which took place at the Surrey History Centre was attended by the Chair of Surrey County Council, Saj Hussain, and featured speakers and reflections.
Attendees heard the powerful testimony of Holocaust survivor Ted Truscoe
The event concluded with an opportunity for attendees to view the exhibition, Finding Ivy: A Life Worthy of Life the previously unknown story of the 13 British-born victims.
Workers at the Civil Aviation Authority are to strike in a dispute over pay – but bosses said there would be no disruption to airlines.
Members of the Prospect union at the organisation’s head office in Crawley, will walk out for 24 hours on 6 February.
Prospect said a 3-4% pay rise had been imposed on staff, which it complained had not kept pace with other deals in the industry and civil service.
A spokesperson for the CAA says, it is ‘disappointing’ that Prospect members have voted to take industrial action.
