Over £40,000 worth of jewellery has been stolen from a house in Redhill.
Thieves entered the property on Buckhurst Close by smashing its patio doors on Tuesday. They also made off with £2,000 of cash.
Police have asked people in the jewellery trade to contact them if they’re suspicious of anyone who’s offered them items recently.
A man has been left with head injuries following an assault Redhill.
It happened on Wednesday afternoon in the town centre near the Memorial Park.
Police believe it was an unprovoked attack and are appealing for witnesses.
Detective Constable Rob Fitz-Gibbons who is leading the investigation said: “This seemingly unprovoked attack occurred in broad daylight and we would urge anyone who saw or heard anything to contact us.”
38% of 10 to 11 year-olds in West Sussex are an unhealthy weight.
While almost 9,000 children in the county claim a free school meal.
The figures have been highlighted by the leader of Crawley Council, Peter Lamb, who says ongoing cuts to social security and a fall in real wages due to inflation, mean children’s futures are increasingly being determined by their parents’ success.
Writing in the Crawley Observer he backs Labour’s Real Living Wage as a way of ensuring kids get three meals a day.
You can read Peter Lamb’s article here: http://www.crawleyobserver.co.uk/news/opinion/children-need-to-eat-properly-all-the-time-1-8125128
Crawley Town’s Head Coach Harry Keywell says he’s disappointed with yesterday’s 2 nil loss to Charlton Athletic but insists there are positives.
Reflecting on the Reds’ performance he says they came up short at crucial points and felt key moments went against them, although they did do enough to get something out of the game.
It’s been a poor start to the season so far, with winning only 1 of their 6 games since the new season started – putting them at 20th in their League.
They play Yeovil Town at home on Saturday.
You can get all the latest on Crawley Town FC here: https://www.crawleytownfc.com/
4 men have been arrested in Horley for illegally being in the country.
They had been working at Khushboo in Balcombe Road when they overstayed their student visas.
The restaurant could be fined up to £80,000 unless it can be proved appropriate right-to-work checks were carried out, while the men face deportation.