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Accident in Redhill

Seven people were taken to hospital on Wednesday morning after a car crash in Redhill.

At about 10:40am, a black VW Golf was travelling with a green Volvo Estate in convoy in convoy along Axes Lane.

The Golf crossed the carriageway and collided with a grey VW Golf travelling in the opposite direction.

Sussex Burglaries

A 26 year old man and 24 year old woman have been arrested in connection with a series of burglaries at homes across Sussex.
The pair were questioned after homes in Crawley, Henfield, Storrington and Billingshurst were broken into in May, June and July.

Among the items stolen were electrical equipment, jewellery and cash.

The man and the woman were questioned before being released on bail until 5 September.

http://www.sussex.police.uk/whats-happening/latest/news-stories/2014/08/06/operation-magpie-man-and-woman-arrested-over-rural-burglaries

Three Bridges FC friendly result

Following the Three Bridges manager Paul Faili’s new role as interim chairman, the team beat Dorking wanderers 1-0 last night.

The goal came from a stunning volley from Abu Touray in the last of their pre-season friendlies.

Faili has taken on the role from Paul Terry who stepped down after a year in the position.

He said that he is massively proud but that it’s not a position he wants permanently, adding that anyone who has the necessary experience and qualifications should come forward for the position.

Illegal immigrants found in lorry on M25

16 suspected illegal immigrants have been stopped at an M25 service station in Surrey.

The men were found in the back of a refrigerated lorry after the driver reported hearing someone in the back.

All men are thought to be from Ehtiopia and none needed medical treatment.

They have been arrested on suspicion of entering the country illegally.

Police investigating lamb murders in Tandridge

In the last month three lambs have been killed in the Tandridge area.

Surrey police are urging people to identify whoever is responsible for the deaths.

The lambs all had visible teeth marks from a dog and had been cut by a knife.

They were killed on three separate occasions, twice in a field in Tandridge Lane between 3.30pm on the 31st of July and 10am on August the first; and between 7pm on the 6th of July and 12.41pm on July 7th.

The third instance was at a field in Moor Lane, Edenbridge at 11.15am on July 9th.

The investigating officer PC Alice Bennett says that they appear to be deliberate attacks and are incredibly upsetting for the farmers.