At about 4.50 pm on Wednesday, 1 July as he walked through the car park at Tesco in Hazlewick Avenue, the victim was involved in an unprovoked altercation with two men who were passengers in a white Transit van. The men got out and came up to the victim near the ATM, shouting and swearing at him.

One of them then punched him, knocking his glasses off. The two suspects then left the scene in the van which was being driven by a third man.

The victim had gone to Tesco on foot to purchase gifts for a family birthday party later that evening. He was not physically injured but was left shaken and upset by the incident.

Investigator Jools Whittaker-Jones said;
“There were a lot of shoppers around at the time of this incident who would have been aware of the shouting.
“Anyone who saw or heard what happened or videoed this incident, or who recognises these two men, is asked to contact us either online or by calling 101, quoting serial 1028 of 01/07.”

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Some bus routes around Gatwick, Redhill and Bewbush are changing tomorrow to accommodate the return of people using public transport.

Metrobus says it’s increasing the frequency of its most popular routes as the UK emerges from lockdown.

It’ll mean services will be running at over 80% of their pre-coronavirus levels.

Below are the changes:

 
More information can be found on Metrobus’s website:
https://www.metrobus.co.uk/

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A Redhill state secondary school has been ranked as one of the top ten performers in Surrey.

St. Bede’s was given a score of 66.5 out of 100 by the Real School’s Guide 2020, putting it in the top 300 schools nationally.

St John the Baptist Catholic School in Kingfield came out top in the county with a score of 77.7.

You can find out about schools in your area here:
https://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/local-news/real-schools-guide-search-secondary-13367463

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The Harlequin Theatre & Cinema is opening its doors again tomorrow  with the reopening of its cinema, the Waller Studio.

The cinema will be opened with extensive measures in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Film selections include recent releases, feel-good classics, family films and play screenings.

All tickets are just £5 until the end of July and critical workers are able to enjoy free tickets in July.

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Police are looking for witnesses following a fatal collision on the M23 last Sunday.

Officers were called to the M23 between Junction 8-9, shortly after 1:30PM following reports of a collision involving a motorcycle and a car.

Surrey Police attended with the air ambulance but sadly the motorcyclist, a man in his 40s passed away at the scene. 

His next of kin has been informed

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