Around 30 cars are still missing after they were booked into a private parking company at Gatwick.

120 cars have been retrieved from various sites across Sussex and Surrey after they weren’t returned to passengers by Gatwick First Parking, but some still haven’t been found.

The firm isn’t approved by the airport and now appears to have shut down.

Trading Standards are searching for the remaining vehicles after their keys were found in the company’s office in Surrey.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-40647886

A new army battalion is to be based in Redhill.

Batts Hill will be the headquarters of The Princess of Wales Royal Regiment, one of two new reserve regiments.

Local MP Crispin Blunt says it’s a testament to the local area and “a joy and honour” for the local community.

An investigation by the BBC has found Surrey Police has some of the highest rates of unsolved crimes.

79% of criminal damage and arson cases ended with ‘no suspect identified’ while 59% of Public Order and 49% of Shoplifting cases gave the same conclusion.

The force says the data it initially gave was wrong and has now submitted the correct numbers which it says is in line with the national average.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-40131277

A man’s been sentenced to three years in prison for a hit-and-run car crash in Crawley last year, which was so severe a nine-year-old boy was flung from the vehicle he was in.

Unemployed, 25-year-old Nathan Limbachia pleaded guilty to failing to report the collision and driving without a licence and insurance but denied dangerous driving, which was later proved during his trial.

While concluding proceedings the Judge said Limbachia should be ashamed of what he did.

The boy’s father later thanked the Police and Paramedics and said justice had been served.

Electric car recharge points outside Crawley Town Hall are the 3rd most used in the South East.

They’ve been used 653 times since being installed in July 2015.

They’re able to fully charge a car in half-an-hour and cost £3.50 for the first 10 minutes and then 25 pence per minute from then onwards.

The points are run by the Energise Network.  Details on how to use them and the location of others around the South East can be found here:  http://www.energisenetwork.co.uk/