Redhill Library will move next month from its temporary space at Consort House to a further temporary site at the Belfry Shopping Centre. 

Photo credit: Surrey County Council.  Redhill Library’s current temporary location at Consort House.

The library will remain there until next Summer when it returns to its permanent location at the Warwick Quadrant following a full refurbishment and works to address the RAAC concrete which was first discovered last year. 

Before that though, to enable the set up at the Belfry Shopping Centre in the interim, there will be no access to Redhill Library at Consort House from the evening of Saturday 9th November until it reopens at its new temporary home in the Belfry at 9.30 am on the 18th November. 

A sex offender from Horley has been sent back to prison after breaching the conditions of his Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

67-year-old, Clive Edward Ellis, was sentenced in 2007 to a 999 month indeterminate public protection sentence. He was released on a strict licence in April 2013.

Officers from Surrey Police’s High Harm Perpetrator Unit conducted an unannounced visit at Ellis’ home on 8 October, where they found six undisclosed internet-enabled devices, thereby breaching the conditions of his SHPO.

Ellis will remain in prison indeterminately.

Businesses in Horsham fear a car park increasing its charges by 294% will reduce footfall in the town centre.

Twelve car parks will see an increase on Sundays of at least £2.20 from April next year – but Piries Place in the town centre will see the largest rise from £1.70 to £6.70 to park all day.

For the Monday to Saturday increases, the council will add between 10p to 30p on a stay of up to two hours.

Horsham District Council said the increase is the first in two years but it had to make “tough decisions” to avoid cutting essential services.