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Large plumes of smoke could be seen following a fire at a farm in South Nutfield on Friday afternoon.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service reported that multiple vehicles were alight in Moats Lane in South Nutfield. Fifteen cars were destroyed; crews from Salfords, Godstone and Reigate attended the scene.
There is no further information as to the cause of the fire.
Crawley Town FC’s first home pre-season game of the new campaign ended level as substitute Joe McNerney’s late header earned the Reds a one all draw against Chelsea on Saturday.
The pre-season schedule continues tomorrow night as The Reds travel to Dulwich Hamlet.
This weekend Susy Radio 103.4 celebrated 5 years of broadcasting as a Community Radio FM station for East Surrey and North West Sussex after a previous 19 years of providing restricted service licence broadcasts. There’s more to celebrate as late last year Ofcom confirmed that Susy Radio’s licence would be renewed and this new five year licence came into effect at midday on the 15th July.
To celebrate Susy regulars Tim Bowling, David Jay, Steve Lee, Bruce Montgomery, Chrissie Muir, Jim Richman and Director, Dave King were in the studio on Saturday for a special broadcast looking back over the last five years and also to cut a special Birthday cake. This was followed by an outside broadcast of Neil Munday’s regular Saturday show from Langshott Primary School Summer Fair where he was joined by the fleet-footed Steve Lee, Tess Lewsey and Susy Programme Director and presenter Geoff Rogers.
Five year celebration programme – Listen On Demand:
A man remains in a critical condition following a robbery in Crawley last week.
The 30-year-old hit his head after being punched outside Coral bookmakers in Ifield Parade before having his wallet stolen.
An 18 and 15-year-old have been charged with the incident. Three other youths were also arrested but later released without charge.
Two people had to be cut from their cars following an accident in Banstead yesterday morning.
Their cars collided, with one of them hitting a tree and catching fire, on Croydon Road just after 8 am.
Both drivers were taken to hospital, although their condition is currently unknown.
