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A man wanted for questioning after holidaymakers didn’t get their cars back from a parking company at Gatwick is thought to have left the UK.
120 vehicles were found at various sites in Sussex and Surrey after they weren’t returned to their owners in July.
Trading Standards now believes there is little chance of prosecuting Gatwick First Parking director Umar Irshad, who is believed to have fled to Pakistan.
A man has been left with serious facial injuries after being attacked in Goffs Park in Crawley.
It happened last Friday when the 41-year-old victim was approached by a man and woman, who spoke to him before hitting him once and running off.
Patrols have been increased in the area and Police are appealing to a dog walker who they believe may have seen what happened.
One of Gatwick’s flight paths introduced in April is to be reviewed after causing 12,000 noise complaints.
Route 4 has meant planes are flying more over Horley and Salfords rather than Reigate and Redhill.
An external consultant has been employed to look into the issues and make recommendations to the airport.
The finances of G4S, who run two immigration centres near Gatwick, is being investigated
The Home Office is looking into claims made by an ex-manager that the security firm gave inaccurate financial information during a home affairs select committee last week.
During the meeting, a G4S executive refused to tell MPs how much profit they make from their Brook House Centre – but deny deliberately giving false information.
The company has recently suspended 9 members of staff after footage for Panorama showed detainees at Brook House being mocked, abused and assaulted along with rife drug use and attempted suicides.
Crawley Station was evacuated yesterday (19th September) due to a suspicious package.
Police closed it for around an hour at 1:20 in the afternoon after two locked bags were left on a platform.
After being investigated it was later found they were harmless.