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A popular play area in Furnace Green has been reopened following a revamp.
After consultations with local parents and children last year, Crawley Borough Council have installed a climber with slide, zip wire, trampoline, a spinner and swings as well as several other pieces of smaller play equipment.
Pupils from St Andrew’s Primary School helped to officially open the new play area.
Two Redhill men have been arrested on suspicion of GBH after a man was seriously assaulted in the town centre on Monday afternoon (28 November).
The two men, aged 23 and 20 are currently in custody.
Officers were called to the High Street around 10 past 4 following reports of a large scale disturbance in Marketfield Road.
A man suffered a serious facial injury and was taken to Hospital for treatment.
Numerous officers, including the police helicopter, attended and carried out a thorough search of the area.
A 15-year-old who was arrested nearby at the time on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon has been released on bail.
His arrest is not believed to be directly related to the incident.
Officers are continuing to carry out further enquiries and anyone who witnessed the incident, or who has any other information, is asked to contact Surrey Police on 101, quoting incident reference number P16271911. Alternatively, if you do not wish to leave your name, please call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
https://surrey.police.uk/news/investigation-underway-following-disturbance-in-redhill-town-centre/
East Surrey Hospital’s Radiology Department is holding a recruitment open day on Monday. Following significant investment in the department, the hospital is offering a number of new opportunities to join the team.
The Trust welcomes all levels of experience from students to experienced radiographers.
Photo shows Suzanne Davies who scored a hat-trick in Crawley Wasps’ 10-0 win over Aylesford. Picture: Ben Walker
Crawley Wasps Ladies’ Football Club scored 10 goals on Sunday in their home match against Aylesford. Suzanne Davies scored a hat-trick as Wasps went seven nil up at half time. A late own goal saw them equal last month’s ten nil victory over Herne Bay.
Wasps move back into second place in the London and South East Premier Division, two points behind Leyton Orient.
Applications at Surrey secondary schools next September have reached a new high. Surrey County Council received over eleven thousand secondary school applications by the closing date in October; 260 more than last year.
The number of applications has risen steadily in recent years. The increase in applications in just four years adds up to enough pupils to fill a large new secondary school.