The Football League Paper returns for another season on Sunday the fifth of August.
Covering Crawley Town FC ,the paper aims to give more coverage than that of the national press. It provides match reports, interviews, star columns as well as breaking news.
For further information on how you can get hold of a copy of the Football League Paper, visit Crawley Town’s website and click on club news.
Two drug dealers operating in Dorking have been sentenced through Surrey Police’s Operation Viking.
Keanu Brown from Eastbourne appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Friday. He was sentenced to five years and seven months in prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs; namely crack cocaine and heroin. Operation Viking officers arrested Brown in May after they found him at Dorking Station in possession of four wraps of heroin, two mobile phones and cash.
Liston Ruber from Tadworth was sentenced last Thursday to three years and four months in prison where he also pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs. A search of Ruber’s car parked near Dorking Deepdene Station found crack cocaine and heroin worth over £1,200. A large amount of cash was found in a luxury flat that Ruber had been renting in Dorking.
Network Rail has issued details of planned engineering works on the Southern network this week.
Work has taken place on various routes most evenings this week and will continue this evening resulting in the closure of some lines. Services affected are those running after 9 pm from Victoria to Horsham and Victoria to Dorking where replacement buses will operate for part of the route.
Visitors were evacuated from Drusillas Zoo Park at Alfriston yesterday afternoon because of a grass fire on nearby farmland.
The popular Sussex attraction said evacuation procedures were put in place and animals were shut away as the fire approached. All visitors were safely evacuated and no damage occurred to the park. All animals are safe and well and the park will be open as usual today.
Six fire engines were sent to the scene at Berwick Court Farm where about 20 acres of crops were lost as well as a £60,000 tractor.
A driver failed to stop at the scene of a serious collision on Felcourt Road in Lingfield on Friday night.
The collision happened about half a mile south from the junction with East Grinstead Road between 11.00 pm and 11.30 pm. The incident is believed to have involved a dark coloured vehicle, potentially overtaking a Vauxhall Astra. This resulted in the Astra leaving the road and hitting a tree. The driver of the Astra and a passenger were taken to hospital.
Police would like to hear from anyone with information about the dark-coloured vehicle involved in the collision. They would also like to hear from the driver of a third unknown car which they believe was travelling in the opposite direction on the other carriageway at the time.