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A large cannabis farm has been uncovered in Oxted.
Officers raided the property last Thursday and found around 50 plants under heat lamps surrounded by insulating material. It was also discovered the electric meter had been by-passed.
Police say it is part of a larger investigation.
Southern has been voted as the worst train service in the UK for the third year in a row.
The consumer group Which found only 28% of those asked were satisfied with the rail operator.
It scored badly on value for money, reliability and punctuality, with 37% saying the service had got worse in the last year.
For nearly two years now the company owned by Govia Thameslink has been embroiled in a dispute with the RMT over driver-only trains. Southern says the Which report fails to take this complex situation into account.
A man has been sentenced to 2 years and 9 months in prison for drug offences in Reigate.
24-year-old Hadji Sesay from London was caught with heroin and crack cocaine when officers stopped his car in Vevers Road in Woodhatch in November.
It followed an investigation by Surrey Police’s Operation Viking team, which Detective Chief Inspector Mark Preston says is “proving hugely successful in disrupting drug networks” and says “will continue to make life as uncomfortable as possible for drug dealers.
A man has been punched in the head on a Gatwick train.
It happened after he asked another passenger in first class to stop looking at his laptop screen on the 8:28 evening service from Clapham Junction last month.
Following a verbal altercation, he got up to move seats when he was punched in the head by the man who then left the carriage.
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A Crawley father has spoken out about the length of time families have to wait for compensation for medical mistakes.
Thomas Hord, now 8-years-old has cerebral palsy and is unable to speak or walk after being starved of oxygen at birth due to midwives failure to place a foetal heart monitor in the right position.
His father Chris says it can take lawyers years to work out the extent of the damage, “because you can’t tell how affected they are going to be until a child starts going through their development”
They had to wait seven years before securing a £2.5 million lump sum and annual payments for Thomas’s care.
