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Redhill Theft near Donyngs

Property Breakin in Redhill

A property in Station Road Redhill near the Donyngs roundabout has been broken into.

The break in took place on the 3rd of January 2014 and various electrical items were stolen.

Police officers are now appealing for witnesses and anyone with information should call them on 101.

School Application Deadline

School Application Deadline Approaching

Time is no running out got parents to apply for infant, junior or primary school places for children due to start or transfer schools in September.
The application deadline is is the 15th of January and parents who miss this reduce their chances of getting a place at their preferred schools.
The easiest and quickest way to apply is online at surreycc.gov.uk/admissions until midnight on 15 January.

More info here:
http://news.surreycc.gov.uk/2014/01/07/round-up-school-application-deadline-looms-and-scc-the-best/

Record Rainfall in East Surrey

Rainfall twice monthly average

Rainfall in the East surrey area was more than twice the monthly average in December last year and continued downpours have already provided the total rainfall for January

Rainfall was 7.6 inches compared to the long term 3.2 inches, It was the second highest December rainfall recorded, the highest being December 1914.

Hazardous driving conditions set to continue

Motorists in the SUSY Radio area have recently had to contend with unprecedented rainfall and winds making driving extremely hazardous, and the Met Office warns that there is a risk of further heavy rainfall for South and South East England.

SUSY listeners are advised to keep informed of the latest warnings broadcast during our programmes, and on our Facebook and website pages, and police ask motorists to take extra special care when driving in these conditions.

Current information on flood warnings can also be found on the Environment Agency website

This video taken by our Neil Munday at the A22 Byers Lane junction, where water was up to 3 feet deep in places, is typical of the hazards being experienced at the current time.

Surrey Police Warn About Iced Up Windscreens

Check Your Windscreens, say Surrey Police

Surrey Police are asking people to be careful when driving in the recent turbulent weather and to check their windscreens before travel

At least one accident on Sunday was caused by the driver failing to clear the ice of their window

Meanwhile the environment agency are asking people to check their website to find out if they or their family live in a flood risk area.