Five men have been arrested after a man was attacked with a plank of wood in an Iceland car park in Horley.

The victim, a man in his 40s, suffered a cut head and a broken foot, following the incident at around 1 am on Sunday.

Four men in their 20s, along with an 18-year-old from the area have been released on bail while an investigation continues.

Photos:  Surrey Police

Surrey Police need help in identifying a group of men (pictured above) in connection with a violent assault in Horley after their images were captured on CCTV.  

A man in his 40s was walking through the Iceland car park in Horley with a relative in the early hours of Sunday morning, when he was attacked by a group of men with a length of wood.  The man was taken to hospital with a serious wound to his head and a broken foot. Surrey Police believe the men in the CCTV image could have information vital to the investigation and would like anyone who recognises them to get in touch by calling 101 quoting 45170044296.  

Healthwatch Surrey will be at the Council Offices in Oxted tomorrow to hear residents’ experiences and views of local health and social care services.  These include hospitals, GPs, dentists and opticians.

Healthwatch Surrey is part of the Healthwatch England national network; an independent organisation that gives people a voice to improve and shape services.  Experiences of using local services will be shared anonymously with commissioners to help make services better in the community.  

Healthwatch Surrey will be at the Oxted Council Offices from 11.30 until 1.30 tomorrow.

A man who has repeatedly exposed himself on trains between London and Sussex is wanted by Police.

Following incidents on Thameslink trains in August last year, two more happened in December 2016 on Thameslink services between St.Pancras and Brighton and East Croydon and Gatwick.  The most recent were on the 2nd April this year in the West Hampstead area.

It’s believed the suspect may work or leave somewhere near the line and changes his clothes after exposing himself.

A Surrey mother is fighting to have her 6-year-old son back living with her – because the family he’s currently with have been convicted for drug dealing.

After giving birth when she was 17, it was agreed her ex-boyfriend’s relatives would look after him.  But since 2013 the boy’s mother, who represents herself in court as she can’t afford a lawyer, says she’s worried about who he lives with and she’s grown up and can look after him now.

On Wednesday, a new investigation was ordered into the boy’s circumstances to find out whether he was being harmed.

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