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Crawley Town coach Harry Kewell says Birmingham City’s first goal was the turning point of Wednesday’s 5-1 defeat – before this, he says they were in the game.
Crawley managed to get on the scoreboard minutes from the final whistle when substitute Panutche Camara hit the back of the net, but it wasn’t enough and Kewell admits they were punished for switching off.
The Reds away against Cheltenham Town on Saturday.
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An attack at Redhill Bowling Club has left a 17-year-old with injuries to his jaw and back of the head.
The boy was seen shouting “help me” after the incident on Monday afternoon in which his wallet and phone were stolen.
Two teenage boys and two girls were arrested in connection, but have been released while Police continue to investigate.
I’ve just heard of the death of the incredible singer and musician Glen Campbell. I met Glen and his wife Kim before a concert at the Fairfield Halls in Croydon, on 20th October, 2008. Such lovely welcoming, down to earth people. I accompanied my friend, the late Stephen (Steve) Romaine who was to interview Glen in his dressing room.
Stephen went on to speak to Glen several times on air during Susy Radio’s RSL years. He became a friend of the station and was always interested in how things were going at Susy Radio. Let’s remember Glen fondly through his music which will live on forever. My condolences to Glen’s family and many close friends on behalf of Susy Radio here in the UK.
Dave
Dave King- Susy Radio 103.4
A double-decker bus fire shut two lanes of the M25 near Reigate yesterday.
It happened around 8:45 in the morning between Junction 8 and 9, with a water carrier being joined by emergency crews from Reigate, Leatherhead and Guildford.
Nobody was reported as injured and the road was later fully opened at 3 o’clock in the afternoon.
3 people were arrested over garage thefts in Crawley yesterday morning after all officers on duty were deployed.
A dog unit joined those hunting for the thieves at 4am – an hour after the Police had originally been alerted.
The stolen property was also recovered.
