Crawley Station was evacuated yesterday (19th September) due to a suspicious package.
Police closed it for around an hour at 1:20 in the afternoon after two locked bags were left on a platform.
After being investigated it was later found they were harmless.
Crawley Town defender Josh Yorwerth has signed a new contract with the club, meaning he’ll now stay until 2020.
His previous deal was up at the end of this season, but this has now been extended by 2 years after head coach Harry Kewell says he’s shown “great hunger, desire and work ethic”.
The 22-year-old says it doesn’t really change anything at the moment as he must still keep working hard and doing his job on the pitch.
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Crawley Town’s Head Coach Harry Kewell says the weekend’s loss to Notts County was down to a moments lapse of concentration rather than poor performance.
The Reds lost 1-0 on Saturday, but Kewell says it was because they didn’t finish chances rather than the visitors causing them trouble.
Their next game is this Saturday away to Barnet.
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A meeting next week will look at whether the position of the Chief Executive at Surrey Council should be abolished.
It’s due to a petition gaining enough signatures on the issue, meaning it can now be discussed at County Hall.
It also calls for the need to pay anyone over £50,000 a year to be examined.
More information on the petition can be found here: http://petitions.surreycc.gov.uk/chief-executive/#detail
Three men are wanted following an assault on a woman in Redhill.
It happened 2-weeks ago (3rd September) close to McDonald’s on Station Road at around 1:30 in the morning.
It’s believed an altercation took place between three men and the female victim, which then led to her being repeatedly assaulted.