Three men have each been jailed for 30 years having been found guilty of conspiring to kill a woman in Horsham in February.

Bruce Killick, Graham Martin, and Karl Cruise, were all found guilty after a five week trial at Hove Crown Court for planning to kill Bruce’s wife, Susan, on February 18 at their home in Brooks Green, near Horsham.

The three men were arrested in the days and weeks after Susan was horrifically attacked.

As the investigation progressed detectives found evidence to suggest Killick, who was having an affair had hired Cruise, through his work associate, Martin, to kill his wife.

Detective Inspector David Springett said he hoped that Mrs Killick would continue to recover and carry on with her life and put this ordeal behind her knowing her attackers have been brought to justice.

Two women were assaulted and a third threatened during a robbery in Kingswood last Wednesday afternoon (12 November)

A man brandishing what was though to be a firearm forced the women in the house near Kingswood Golf club to remove and hand over their jewellery and open a safe from which more high value items were taken.

The suspect is described as a white man, around 6ft 4ins in height and of stocky build. He was wearing a black balaclava, black jacket and black leather gloves. He spoke with a London accent.

Anyone who has been offered jewellery which they believe may have been stolen in this burglary or has any other information should contact Surrey Police on 101

Anyone who has been offered jewellery which they believe may have been stolen in this burglary or has any other information which may connect to this offence to contact Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference 45140095728.

The independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111

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An employee of local water company Sutton and East Surrey Water will be Heading to Uganda on Saturday on behalf of the charity WaterAid.

Andrea Willmott from Wallington has been chosen to represent the company on the week-long trip along with fundraisers from 13 other water companies. Andrea will meet with communities to find out what life is like without safe water and toilets and visit WaterAid projects in both urban slums and rural villages to see how the money raised by customers and employees is making a difference.

To find out more or to sponsor Andrea during her trip go to www.waterplc.com/pages/community/charities-we-support/wateraid/

The organisers of the Tour Britain cycle race have claimed that the event has boosted the local economy in Surrey and Sussex by £3 million pounds.

Tens of thousands of people turned out to see some of the world’s greatest cyclists make their way from Camberley to Brighton in September.

Organisers SweetSpot said spectators spent on average of about £50, adding £1.29m to Brighton’s economy and £3m to Sussex and Surrey overall.

A cyclist died yesterday following a collision in Beare Green.

The man, who was riding a mountain bike collided with a vehicle near the Esso petrol station on the A24.

A woman from Horley has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving and failing to stop after the accident.

Enquiries continue.

Anyone with any information should contact Surrey Police by calling 101 quoting the reference number P14322368. Alternatively you can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111.

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