Appeals are being made to help find a teenager missing from Horley.

15 year-old Louis Barnes Hutchison was last seen around 1 o’clock Friday afternoon.

He is described as white, 170cm tall, of a slim build with light-coloured hair and blue eyes. It is thought he was wearing a red polo shirt, jogging bottoms and carrying a bag.

He is known to frequent the Horley, Croydon and Bookham areas.

Anyone who has seen Louis, or has any information as to his whereabouts, is asked to contact Surrey Police on 101.

A man has been jailed for 20 years after being found guilty of attempted murder following a shooting in Broadfield, Crawley in July last year.  

39-year-old Daniel Harris of no fixed address was also found guilty of possession of a shotgun with intent to cause fear of violence, assault and criminal damage following a trial at Hove Crown Court in February.  

Harris had approached a couple he knew in a car in Jersey Road last July.  He fired a gun into the vehicle while they were inside.  They drove off but the female passenger suffered a burst eardrum.  The male driver was uninjured.

Harris had denied all four charges, and returned to Court on Friday for sentencing.

Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead has warned patients to allow extra time when travelling to the hospital.  

Some temporary traffic lights at the Blackwell Hollow roundabout are causing significant delays and in some instances patients have been late or have missed appointments.  

While it is hoped that the works on Holtye Road will be completed today, works will continue on Blackwell Farm Road until next Monday 20th March. Traffic is particularly congested around rush hour.

Staff at hospitals in Sussex and Surrey have highly rated their satisfaction with the local NHS Trust, putting it in the top 20% of the country.

They say they feel they’re part of a strong team providing high quality care to patients and that their role makes a difference.

It comes as the Prime Minister, Theresa May is facing accusations of giving Surrey a special deal over social care, following the scrapping referendum plans on whether to raise Council Tax by 15% to help fund it.

She’s assured the Commons no such arrangement is in place, although in leaked recordings, Surrey’s Leader, David Hodge is heard telling colleagues he’s secured a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with ministers.

In response, he says all he’s ever wanted was the best for the people in Surrey and makes no apology about it.

Sajid Javid, the Communities Secretary, said in statement, from next year the County is taking part in a pilot scheme to allow them to fund care using business rates.