A man has been charged after police officers requested a dispersal order in Oxted last Friday.  

They had received reports of possible fights breaking out in the town. The dispersal order was authorised for 48 hours covering the area of the town centre, including Oxted School, the railway station, Master Park, and playing fields near to Mill Lane in Hurst Green. 19-year old Jack Tickner from Oxted was charged with six counts of possession of an offensive weapon, and one count for possession of cannabis.  

He has been released on bail and will appear before Guildford Crown Court on 15th June. Tickner is not allowed to be in Master Park or Bluehouse Lane during this time.

As you heard on Susy Radio news last week, a new train timetable began yesterday on all Gatwick Express, Southern and Thameslink services.  

The times of every train on these networks have changed. New timetables are available at railplan2020.com/timetables.

Gatwick Airport has announced the UK’s first trial of end-to-end biometrics.  

Personal data collected at the airport’s self service bag drops will be recognised by new automated self boarding gates. This aims to simplify and speed up airport processes to reduce queues. The technology will identify each passenger and verify that their passport, face and boarding card all match; a process which takes less than 20 seconds. The trial is being run in partnership with EasyJet for at least 3 months with 10,000 passengers taking part.

Once all the data is gathered, the technology will be adapted before taking the idea forward for airport-wide implementation.

Following the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Saturday, the Queen has conferred a Dukedom to the Prince.  He becomes His Royal Highness The Duke of Sussex; Meghan Markle becomes Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Sussex.

The title was created in 1801 for Prince Augustus Frederick the sixth son of King George III.  

As well as the title of Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry also received the titles of Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel.