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Surrey Police has announced they have taken down 16 county drug lines.
Over a six month period in 2025 the Centurion team in the for targeted lines in Epsom and Redhill.
Of the 16 lines that were stopped, 13 were in Epsom and 3 were in Redhill.
The operation ended with 20 individuals being sentenced to a combined 59 years and 6 months.
Tandridge District Council plan to run its winter support scheme again this year.
£150,000 has been set aside to help eligible residents with buying essential and paying bills.
Application would be open from the 9 November if the renewed programme is approved.
Horsham District council is due to decide on plan to build 22 affordable homes.
The plans intend to use underused garage sites to build a mixture of one to three bedroom homes.
The homes, proposed for seven sites including Southwater and Horsham.
Should the plans be approved, work is expected to begin across the seven sites next year.
Crawley move to the bottom of the League Two table after their defeat away against Grimsby.
The host were awarded a penalty 13 minutes in, but Nicholas Michalski denied the goal.
But a second penalty put Grimsby ahead. A Desmond goal before half time sealed their victory.
The final score was 2-0
West Sussex County Council is owed more than £158m in unpaid invoices.
The eye watering figure was shared with councillors during a scrutiny committee meeting on last Friday.
A large portion of that figure relates to adult social care.
Jane Davey, the cabinet member for finance and property said it was having “a huge impact” on the council’s cash flow and blamed “slow payments” from organisations like NHS Surrey and Sussex Integrated Care Board (SSICB) as part of the problem.
A spokesman for SSICB said it was in “constructive dialogue with local authority colleagues about how to resolve this going forward”.