A new website’s been launched as part of Crawley Borough Council’s Town Centre Regeneration Programme.

The website includes the latest news on major developments, as well as information for potential investors as well as other regeneration areas in the town, including Forge Wood, Three Bridges Station and Manor Royal Business District.

The website will continue to grow with regular news updates and more information on regeneration, developments and opportunity sites.

You can find it at: www.regeneratingcrawley.org.uk

East Surrey Hospital are leading the way in their campaign to get all staff vaccinated against flu before winter.

The message from Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is protect yourself, your families and patients from the virus.

The Trust is running a series of vaccination clinics open to all staff.

People in an ‘at risk’ group, who are eligible for the free vaccination, are encouraged to contact their GP surgery or community pharmacy if they would like to have the vaccination.

For more information about flu and the vaccine go to: www.nhs.uk/flu

If you use the A22 Godstone By pass to go to or from work, then we have some bad news. The northbound lane of the road is now closed all day and night between the A25 roundabout and Junction 6 of the M25 until Thursday. Work will then move across to the southbound lane which will be shut completely until November the 20th.

A diversion route is in place taking traffic through Godstone.

For further information e-mail the Surrey County Council Works Communication Team on works.communication@surreycc.gov.uk.

400 veteran cars set off at daybreak on a misty Sunday morning for the annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run.

Susy Radio 103.4 broadcast an extended breakfast show from the halfway point time control check in Crawley High Street yesterday morning.

Among the celebrity drivers Neil Munday and Natalie Osborne spoke to were Radio 2’s Chris Evans and first Ken Bruce.

A man’s been charged following a burglary at a house in Earlswood.

Police were called to Common Road at around 4pm last Thursday, (29 October) after a man was seen acting suspiciously in the area.

The man, Carl Andrew Tullett from South Mead was arrested and charged with burglary.

He was remanded in custody and was due to appear at South East Surrey Magistrates Court on Friday (30 October).

To find out more about the current Surrey Police burglary campaign and how you can secure your home please visit
www.surrey.police.uk/burglary