An attack at Redhill Bowling Club has left a 17-year-old with injuries to his jaw and back of the head.
The boy was seen shouting “help me” after the incident on Monday afternoon in which his wallet and phone were stolen.
Two teenage boys and two girls were arrested in connection, but have been released while Police continue to investigate.
A double-decker bus fire shut two lanes of the M25 near Reigate yesterday.
It happened around 8:45 in the morning between Junction 8 and 9, with a water carrier being joined by emergency crews from Reigate, Leatherhead and Guildford.
Nobody was reported as injured and the road was later fully opened at 3 o’clock in the afternoon.
3 people were arrested over garage thefts in Crawley yesterday morning after all officers on duty were deployed.
A dog unit joined those hunting for the thieves at 4am – an hour after the Police had originally been alerted.
The stolen property was also recovered.
Talks aimed at resolving the long-running dispute over driver-only trains on Southern have ‘stalled’ with no agreement says the RMT.
The union’s General Secretary Mick Cash has now called for round-table discussions involving all parties, saying with a ‘fresh approach’ he has ‘no doubt’ a resolution can be found.
The plans to get both the RMT and ASLEF in negotiations with Govia Thames Link and the Department of Transport will now be taken to Minister Chris Grayling.
Crawley Town plays Birmingham City away at St. Andrew’s later.
Coach Harry Kewell says despite the Reds being the underdogs, he wants the team to go there and express itself and show fans they can put on a good performance.
He’ll be hoping a good result will ease the pain of Crawley starting their season with a 3 – 1 defeat to Port Vale on Saturday.
Kick-off is at 7:45pm
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