A man was arrested at Gatwick Airport by the South East Counter Terrorism Unit in the early hours of Saturday morning (30 Jan).
The 21 year old man was arrested on suspicion of collection of information, under Section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
There was no threat to the airport or passengers at any stage.
The man was released on bail until 5th April.
Surrey Police is warning residents in the Tandridge area to remain vigilant following a number of recent fraud offences.
Elderly residents have been targeted in Lingfield and Caterham. In three separate incidents, the victims were contacted by a man claiming that work needed to be done on neighbouring properties.
They were told they needed to pay £5,000 in cash to pay for specialist machinery to fix it.
In each case, no money was handed over due to the vigilance of local bank cashiers, and due family members who asked more questions.
The advice from Tandridge Neighbourhood Police is not to give personal details, bank cards, or money to someone you don’t know.
Excitement at the prospect of a bright future for Crawley Town under new owners, wasn’t reflected on the pitch on Saturday. The Reds suffered a third successive defeat, losing one nil at home to Mansfield. They have now dropped to 17th place in League 2.
In the Ryman League, Merstham lost three one at home to Brentwood Town. South Park move up to 13th place following an exciting six one win away to Whitstable Town. The match between East Grinstead Town and Herne Bay ended in a goalless draw.
Elsewhere, Horley’s match away to Knaphill was postponed.
The new East Surrey Macmillan Cancer Support Centre has been officially opened at East Surrey Hospital. The new £1.5 million Centre is a joint project between Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust and Macmillan Cancer Support. It has been designed by experts and people affected by cancer. Shelagh Sheldrick, the Centre Manager explained what it offers.
Local people and businesses have raised more than £1 million for the Cancer Support Centre in just 12 months. The official opening was performed by a local patient. TV journalist Nicholas Owen hosted the proceedings. He shared his thoughts about the new facility.
If you would like to volunteer at the new East Surrey Macmillan Cancer Support Centre email informationcentre.sash@nhs.net.
A motorist has suffered serious injuries following a collision between a car and a heavy goods vehicle on the A22 in Lingfield.
The incident involving a yellow Citroen and an articulated lorry happened between Hare Lane and Newchapel Road at around 6.30 pm on Wednesday (27 January). The driver of the car, a woman in her fifties, was taken to hospital. Her injuries are described as potentially life changing.
Anyone who witnessed the collision should call the Surrey Police Collision Investigation Unit on 01483 639922 quoting reference P16020107