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Supporters of Crawley Town Football Club can hold their heads up high despite a disappointing season which ended in relegation.
The fans have been praised by police for their behaviour.
On only four occasions people were ejected from the stadium and there was only one arrest this season. Those 5 incidents involved away fans.
Around £4 million could be saved by taxpayers in Surrey if they recycled more.
That is the finding of an analysis into waste in the County.
10,500 tonnes of unwanted clothes and textiles were discarded last year which could have been reused or recycled.
More than £1 million a year is spent collecting and disposing the items in Surrey. The County is also missing out on around £3 million a year which could be raised through recycling the products.
Clothes for recycling can be torn or tatty, as long as they’re clean and dry.
For more information on how to recycle items in Surrey visit the website: www.recycleforsurrey.org.uk
Local bus operator Metrobus is launching Crawley’s second 24 hour bus route when Gatwick Direct route 200 starts running at night from 30 May.
The new night service will link Bewbush, Gossops Green, Ifield, Langley Green, Manor Royal and Gatwick Airport every hour through the night, seven days a week.
Route 200 already provides a regular service the rest of the day, making the route a 24 hour service.
Normal fares will be charged and the usual passes will be accepted.
The new buses are also more environmentally friendly and will feature free wifi.
The new timetable can be found at metrobus.co.uk
A cyclist was taken to hospital with serious injuries following a collision with a car in Merstham on Wednesday evening (20 May).
The collision took place at the Shepherds Hill junction with the A23 just after 6 o’clock.
The driver of the car – a black Fiat Punto – was unhurt but badly shaken.
Anyone who witnessed the collision, or has any information which could assist the investigation, is asked to contact Surrey Police on 101, quoting incident reference P15129226.
Parking on the pedestrianised area of Crawley High Street is now prohibited.
The Restricted Parking Zone, which runs from the entrance of Pegler Way to just north of its junction at Cross Keys, came into effect on Monday (18 May) .
This follows a parking consultation, in which the new restrictions were supported by the majority of residents and businesses.
Until the 29th of June, anyone parking illegally will not be ticketed but will receive warnings on the vehicles as well as the details of two car parks which can be used for free in the evenings.
After this date, transgressors will be subject to fines of up to £70.