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Crawley Town football club is to host women’s games next season.
An agreement has been reached in principle for the check-a-trade stadium to be used by the Brighton and Hove Albion female team.
It comes as The FA has recently revealed its plans to restructure women’s football.
Read more about it here: https://www.crawleytownfc.com/news/2017/december/13.12-bhafc-womens-team/
Tributes have been paid to an archaeologist from Reigate found dead at his flat last Friday.
Sixty-seven-year-old David Williams was a long-standing member of the Surrey Archaeological Society and Weald and Downland Metal Detecting Club and had been involved in digs in Surrey and across Europe.
Police were called to his home following concerns about his welfare after he had cancelled a lecture a few days before and then did not turn up to work on Friday.
Photo courtesy Ian Stratton: Neil Wheatley, Dave Myers and Simon Bashford
The cast of Redhill’s pantomime, Peter Pan, have begun their run of shows at The Harlequin Theatre. Dave Myers, known to millions as one half of the TV duo, the Hairy Bikers, leads the cast of this year’s pantomime. Susy Radio’s Ian Stratton caught up with Dave Myers at the end of rehearsals.
Dave Myers joins a well established cast at The Harlequin. Simon Bashford returns for the 5th year – this time as Dame Able Mabel.
Neal Wheatley has performed in the Redhill pantomime for around 10 years and is full of enthusiasm for the show.
Crawley Town move up to 17th place in League 2 after beating Mansfield 2-0l at home on Saturday.
Merstham won 2-1 at home to Needham Market. Merstham are now in 12th place in the Bostik Premier Division.
The NHS Trust which covers Sussex and Surrey has failed waiting time targets for A&E and planned operations.
93.2% of people were seen within four hours in A&E, below the 95% target, while 86.1% waited less than 18 weeks for an operation, which is below the target of 92%.
However, the trust was above the 85% target of cancer patients receiving treatment within 62 days, with 87.5% getting medical care within the time frame.
The news comes as the NHS is expected to face even more pressure this winter.
You can see all the figures in more detail here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-41483322
