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Two baby Tawny owls that had to be rescued in Dorking have been reunited back with their family.
A tree branch supporting their nest gave way resulting in a fall and ending up at the base on the ground.
Leatherhead based animal rescue charity Wildlife Aid, were able to check over the birds and reunite them back to very grateful parents, where a third owlet was also discovered.
The nest has now been made safe for the family.
A man has pleaded guilty to 23 shoplifting offences following a crime spree in Crawley.
A total of 19 of the thefts were from Co-Op in Dorsten Square in Bewbush.
Adrian Walker appeared before Crawley Magistrates’ Court last week and was released on unconditional bail. He was also handed an interim Criminal Behaviour Order prohibiting him from entering any Co-op or Morrisons Daily in Sussex, or any retail store in Dorsten Square.
He is due to be sentenced today.
As we near the end of the football season, many of our local teams’ fates are yet to be decided by the last two games.
In League 2, Crawley Town drew 2 all with Sutton United at Gander Green Lane on Saturday. The Reds need to win their last game and for other results to go their way to secure the play off spot. At the other end of the table Sutton United also need a win next Saturday to stand a chance of avoiding relegation.
Dorking Wanderers’ fate was already sealed last week; they will be relegated to the National League South next season. Dorking lost 4-3 at home to Hartlepool in their last game and finished second from bottom in the National League.
In the Isthmian South East Division, Three Bridges won 2-1 over Sevenoaks Town. Three Bridges have already secured their place in the play off semi finals which take place on Tuesday 30th April.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s training facilities at Wray Park in Reigate will be upgraded.
The investment, which was approved by Surrey County Council’s Cabinet, will include improvements to the firehouse and training facilities in critical areas such as working at height, live fire behaviour and use of breathing apparatus.
The upgrade at Wray Park is part of a wider initiative to modernise Surrey’s fire stations, with redevelopment projects planned for Lingfield and Reigate.
A public consultation event will be held in May for local residents to find out more about the proposals.
Police in Surrey are looking for witnesses after a man was seriously assaulted in Horley Tuesday morning.
Police were called at around 10.45am after reports that a man had been assaulted by a group of four teenage boys in Waitrose car park on Victoria Road.
Four teenage boys from Horley were arrested and remain in custody.
The victim remains in hospital in a serious condition.
