Inheritance tax is an undoubtedly emotive and political subject. Proponents argue that taxing people on their inheritance redistributes income and helps society as a whole. Those...
British children will be dressing up as Boris Johnson this Halloween according to new research by Beano as the Prime Minister is named the ‘ghastliest figure...
Local voluntary and community organisations can now apply for Crawley Borough Council’s grant aid programme.
In his article Crawley MP Henry Smith talks about the Queen's Speech debate in Parliament
Police are seeking to identify these two men in connection with a burglary at a warehouse in Crawley.
Twenty years ago Steve Collins had a horrific accident when he was crushed after a dumper truck tipped over on him. Following initial rehabilitation, his condition,...
A Crawley man has been convicted of drug offences and money laundering after cash was discovered in a giant yellow distinctive container. Liam McGovern, 23, of...
Heavy rain is causing many parts of Crawley to flood. Some of the worst hit areas include Martyrs Avenue in Langely Green, Cheals Roundabout, Sainsbury’s car...
Following the news that West Sussex Council has spent over £35K on a drone that has never been used, a Crawley Councillor has suggested a new...
Two men who came together online to promote their shared extreme right wing mind-set have been sentenced for terrorism offences on Wednesday October 23.
The cost of hiring a tradesperson is highest in Berkshire, research from the tradesperson comparison website HaMuch.com reveals. HaMuch.com looked at the current average cost of...
Dangerous Christmas lights are being sold online, an investigation by West Sussex Trading Standards has revealed.
Enjoy some Halloween fun in Queens Square this Saturday (26 October).
To encourage people with a disability to travel, Gatwick has today published three new videos that show the journey through the airport from the perspective of...
A man who attempted to rob a newsagents in Ifield is being hunted by police. The alarm was raised at...
Sussex Police are investigating a knife point robbery in Crawley and are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Police are appealing for witnesses to a knife point robbery in Crawley.
Police are appealing for witnesses following the theft of a large sum of money from a Crawley store.
A man who broke into a café and stole three charity collection tins has been jailed.
A man has been imprisoned for 30 months after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine after being...
Detectives are appealing for information following a robbery at a newsagents in Crawley.
A sex predator who raped a young woman in West Sussex has been locked up for four years.
Posting photos on their twitter account, Crawley Police have shown the extent of the thefts.
Police are investigating a robbery which occurred at approximately 11.45pm on Thursday 11 April when the victim, a 20-year-old local...
A teenager who stabbed and killed a man in Maidenbower, Crawley has been found guilty of murder.
Two men have been charged with vehicle interference following a quick-thinking call from a member of the public to police.
Bookings now open for the world’s largest free film festival, programmed with the help of Into Film’s celebrity ambassadors
Students from The Gatwick School were fascinated to hear from a survior from the Holocaust when he made a visit...
West Sussex has been successful in a bid to develop extra mental health support in schools across two pilot areas.
Applications have now opened for places for children due to start primary school in September 2020.
As part of an enrichment programme a small group of students from the sixth form at Thomas Bennett Community College...
The Gatwick School Open Evening for Year 7 Intake 2020 on Wednesday 2nd Oct 2019 5-8pm. The Gatwick School is...
A historic site in Crawley has welcomed the arrival of a beautiful new sign – hand carved by a talented...
Grandparents joined pupils at Our Lady Queen of Heaven primary school for a morning of learning fun on Friday 20th...
