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Gatwick airport say’s its water supply has returned following an issue over the weekend.
Both terminals lost running water after a power failure at a nearby treatment works.
Similar issues were caused back in 2022 when a burst water main caused low pressure to around 1200 houses and closed toilet facilities at the airport.
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Reigate & Banstead Borough Council has recognised several individuals, groups, and organisations for going over and beyond in their selfless service to the community.
In total, 55 individuals were honoured at this year’s Reigate & Banstead Volunteer Awards with the ceremonies taking place at the Town Hall on Friday 17 and Monday 20 July.
Organised in partnership with Voluntary Action Surrey East (VASE), the awards have become a great way for the community through the Council, to thank those who selflessly give up their time and effort for the benefit of others.
There were five award categories this year and the winners are:
Young Volunteer
Individual Volunteer
Individual Trustee
Long-Service
Team Volunteers
We know residents are frustrated by the recent disruption to rubbish, recycling, food and garden waste collections and we are sorry households continue to be affected.
The Council has agreed a £160,000 package of measures with Biffa to strengthen the resilience of waste and recycling services through to April 2027. These measures include additional staffing support, workforce stability initiatives and operational improvements, including an additional vehicle to support recycling collections.
The additional measures have only recently been agreed and it will take time for their full benefits to be felt across the service. In the meantime, some collections may continue to be affected as the service recovers and stabilises.
We understand residents’ frustration and thank them for their continued patience and understanding. The Council and Biffa remain committed to restoring a reliable service and reducing the risk of future disruption.
Crawley Borough Council has announced that all six Crawley Parks have retained their Green Flag awards.
For Tilgate Park this will be the 24th consecutive year of achieving this status with Goffs Park and Memorial Gardens retaining their the 18th year.
Worth Park has also again received a Green Heritage Site Accreditation, supported by Historic England, for the management of its historic features.
Cabinet member for Leisure and Wellbeing, Councillor Chris Mullins, said it was a ‘fantastic’ achievement.