TIA PERRY scored five as Crawley Wasps U13 ran riot with a 10-0 win at Broad Oak & Horam.

The Wasps were always in control, although it did take them until midway through the first half to open their account.

But the floodgates then opened and in the end it was a big win for the visitors.

Amy Perry added two and there was a goal apiece for Emily Tilford-Carey, Stannard and Church.

CRAWLEY Town Girls U15 beat Seahaven Harriers 8-1 in extremely blustery conditions.

Crawley took the lead from their first attack when Laura Szczegolska raced into the box and finished clinically.

The second goal came out of nothing as Kaitlyn Taylor found the top corner with a fine shot. Crawley were not at their best but found that extra bit of class to get their goals.

The next came from another Szczegolska run with the ball eventually bundled in close to the goal. She claimed her third just before half-time.

Crawley made it five in the second half through Jade Dancaster before Nancy Williams added two more.

Crawley rounded off the scoring when Szczegolska capped her player-of-the-match performance by scoring from close range.

CRAWLEY Town Boys U12 put in an impressive team performance to thrash Pulborough Pythons U12 15-0 in the cup.

The game was one-way traffic and at half-time the score stood at 6-0.

The second half started with the same tempo and it did not take long before the goals started going in.

Crawley Town scorers were; Jay Popham (five), Joe Green (two), Jasper Sylvester (two), Louis Harris (two), Zak Reid (one), Theo Likaj (one), Clayton Hibberd (one). Last on the scoresheet was goalkeeper Louie Nighingill, who scored one as he was unanimously voted by all the players to take the penalty.

CRAWLEY Devils were knocked out of the Sommerville Cup by an Ifield goal three minutes from the end of extra-time.

Things had started brightly for Devils with neat interplay between Ollie Hill and Shaun Sole ending with the latter scoring.

Devils managed to get through to half-time with their slender lead intact, but had goalkeeper Liam Harris largely to thank with a pair of fantastic saves.

Devils doubled the lead after the break when Bailey Forrest set up Dan Groves to score.

But Ifield threw men forward and two quick goals took the tie into extra-time, during which Jack Moody popped up with the winner.

MOTORSPORT: Don Gilbert ended his season on a high with a strong performance at Brands Hatch.

Gilbert suffered a poor start, qualifying in 16th position and crashing in the first race. Making sure he achieved a reasonable spot on the grid for Sunday's race he worked his way up to a respectable sixth place.

Gilbert took advantage of his position going to fourth by the end of the race and third in class.

He started fourth in the second race on Sunday and was up to second into the first corner, but eventually finished fifth, again third in his class.

Gilbert said: "Another strong weekend to finish the season on. The start of the weekend didn't go to plan with the wet weather though. I'm normally comfortable and competitive in the wet, but this has been our first wet weather meeting and we haven't had a chance to find a good set-up for the damp conditions.

"Race two was also good but, after a race long battle between five of us, unfortunately we finished at the back of the group on the last lap from leading much of the race. But all in all, we were happy with our pace."

Crawley Town left it late to secure all three points against Walsall on Tuesday night, winning 1-0 thanks to Conor Henderson.

The substitute found the back of the net in the 89^th-minute with a brilliant free-kick to move John Gregory's side up on to 17 points and 13^th in League One.

Walsall had chances to kill the hosts off but found goalkeeper Jamie Ashdown in good form, while Adam Chambers and Paul Downing couldn't convert in the second period.

On Saturday, Crawley make the short trip to face Gillingham, who lost 1-0 at home to Preston on Tuesday.

TRIBUTES have been paid to a young Crawley footballer, Garry Dean, who died suddenly last Friday.

Mr Dean, who is believed to have been in his early twenties, grew up in Bewbush and was a dad to a young daughter.

He played for Oakwood FC and the team held a two-minute silence in his memory before their match against Seaford Town on Saturday.

Oakwood won 8-1 and dedicated the emphatic victory at their Tinsley Lane ground to Mr Dean and his family.

Oakwood manager Mark Gilbert said the whole club was saddened to hear the news just before the game at the weekend.

Mr Gilbert said: "I first knew Garry when I managed Horley Town FC and he was a player for me. When I moved to Oakwood four years ago Garry came with me.

"He was a striker who could also play wide right because of his pace.

"Over the years he played a few games for us but this season he took part in the whole pre-season and trained hard.

"He was doing well. He played in our match against Crawley Town and played a role in the first couple of league matches.

"Sadly he got injured turning his ankle and was ruled out with a long-term injury."

Mr Gilbert added that Mr Dean had been very popular with his teammates.

He said: "He was jovial and was always happy to have a laugh.

"He was a lovely lad and everyone at the club was saddened when we heard the upsetting news that Garry had passed away.

"It hit us hard and I considered cancelling the match on Saturday but I knew Garry wouldn't have wanted that.

"Before the match I spoke to the squad and told them to go out there and win for Garry.

"The team put in a great performance in his memory. They all did him proud and it was our biggest win of the season."

Mr Gilbert said that the club is hoping to work with Mr Dean's family to hold a memorial match or event at the club in his honour.

Nick Iron, from Oak Way in Northgate, played Sussex County League football with Mr Dean and has fond memories of time spent with him on and off the pitch.

Mr Iron, 33, said: "It is such a sad loss. We were brought up in the same area in Bewbush.

"Garry was such a talented, athletic player and still so young – far too young to be taken from us.

"He was a lively lad on and off the pitch and always very happy-go-lucky.

"He was a great guy to be around."

It is not known at this stage what caused Mr Dean's death.

A BURGLAR has struck at a property in The Acorns, in Broadfield, while its occupants were asleep inside. The thief gained entry through a window and took an iPad and a set of car keys. He then searched the vehicle but did not steal the car. The burglary was reported to police on October 13.

RESIDENTS have told of their shock after a man suffered a fractured eye socket after being punched and kicked by a gang of masked men in an attempted street robbery in Maidenbower.

Police are trying to trace a driver who may without realising it have stopped the victims from enduring further violence.

At about 1.30am on Tuesday, October 7 three young men were walking along Cavell Way when they were approached by four other men, described as in their late teens, who were wearing either plain black or white masks.

They demanded the contents of the young men's pockets and punched and kicked one of them to the head and body.

As a result he suffered a fractured eye socket as well as cuts and bruising.

The attack has stunned many residents in Maidenbower, which is statistically Crawley's most crime-free neighbourhood.

Jack Blair, 20, who lives on Cavell Way, said: "An attack like that shouldn't happen.

"I didn't think this is a place where it would be done. If I had seen it happening I would have gone to stop it. The people that did it need to be banged up or have a hiding themselves."

Deana Shipgood, 42, from Bosham Road, said: "I think it is shocking because sometimes I walk home from work at night, and that's at 11.30pm or 12.30am.

"To think that it happened in Maidenbower is shocking but the thing is crime happens everywhere.

"The people who did it are cowards. I heard they had masks on, so obviously they were cowards.

"The way it sounds it was a targeted attack. At that time of night you don't normally see a soul; it's like they were looking for that person."

Alan Simmons, 51, from Watson Close, added: "I have never known that sort of thing to happen in Maidenbower; it's pretty disgraceful.

"Street crime has always been an issue in Crawley. But I think Maidenbower is safe."

It is understood the suspects were seen just before the incident driving nearby in a silver car, possibly a VW Golf.

The attack ended because the would-be robbers were distracted by a passing vehicle and nothing was stolen.

Detective Constable Mike George said. "We are asking that driver, and anyone else who was in the area and saw what happened or has any other information, to contact us."

Anyone with information on the attack should call Sussex Police on 101.

STRONG winds caused an advertising sign to come loose and fly onto the roof of an office building yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon. Firefighters were called in at about 2.10pm to secure the 6m x 4m board to prevent it being blown any further and causing a danger to the public. Brunel Place is located between the Arora Hotel on Southgate Avenue and the Debenhams side of County Mall shopping centre. The crew from Crawley Fire Station used a ladder to reach the roof and retrieve the board. There is currently a development of 22 self-contained apartments taking place in Brunel Place on the site of the former children's centre. It is due to be completed in March.

A MAN has been disqualified from driving for 12 months after admitting drink-driving.

Christopher Wilberforce, 32, was found to have 52 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, exceeding the legal limit of 35 micrograms, on the A23 in Pease Pottage on September 29.

Wilberforce, who lives in Portland Road, Hove, pleaded guilty at Crawley Magistrates' Court last Wednesday and was given a £240 fine on top of his disqualification.

He must also pay £85 costs and a £24 victim surcharge.

FIREFIGHTERS have tackled a blaze in a park area near homes in Broadfield. A crew from Crawley Fire Station were called to the recreation area off Plantain Crescent last night (Tuesday) at 11.10pm. On arrival the firefighters found a fire had been started in rubbish left in the park. The crew extinguished the flames using a hose by 11.25pm. West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service is treating the incident as a deliberate ignition arson attack.

A PUB just a few miles from Crawley has been named among the best in the country when it comes to its Sunday lunch. The Crabtree, in the village of Lower Beeding, was a runner-up in the Best Sunday Lunch category of the Observer Food Monthly Awards 2014. The winner and runners-up were decided after readers of the Observer voted for their favourites - which could be anything from Michelin-star restaurants to humble country pubs. The Crabtree is a family-run pub in the Sussex countryside with a Sunday lunch menu that changes every week. It also has a comprehensive drinks list including organic wines and real ales. Its chefs use local, seasonal food and Sunday lunch costs £14 for one course, £18 for two courses and £22 for three courses. Although the Sunday lunch menu changes every week typical starters include: Pea, broccoli & fennel soup Potted duck, apricot chutney and toast Charred lamb, tzatziki and gem lettuce Grilled mackerel, elderberries and samphire Red pepper risotto, black olives, feta and basil Typical mains include: Roast rump of Sussex dry aged beef, duck fat roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, Sussex vegetables and red wine gravy Roast chicken breast, duck fat roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, Sussex vegetables and red wine gravy Sussex beer-battered whiting, hand cut fries, minted peas and tartare sauce Roast summer squash, olive oil roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, red wine gravy and Sussex vegetables Pan fried skate wing, Jersey Royals, spinach, mussels and crispy capers Roast pork loin, mashed potato, purple hispi cabbage and charred peach And desserts typical include: Dark chocolate brownie and white chocolate ice cream Plum crumble and vanilla custard A selection of British and Sussex cheese, biscuits and chutney The pub's opening times are Monday to Saturday from midday to 11pm, and Sunday from midday to 10.30pm. Its restaurant's opening times are Monday to Saturday (lunch) 12pm to 3pm and dinner (6pm to 9.30pm), and Sunday 12pm to 7pm. The winner of the Best Sunday Lunch categroy was the Colonel Fawcett, a pub in Camden, north London. A number of Brighton restaurants, meanwhile, were also named among the best in the country in the awards. Terre à Terre, in East Street, and 24 St Georges, in St George's Road, were both named as runners-up for the title of the country's Best Restaurant. Terre à Terre was also named as a runner-up in the Best Ethical Restaurant category – as was Vegetarian neighbour Food For Friends, in Prince Albert Street. Hotel du Vin, in Ship Street, Brighton, was another runner-up in the best Sunday lunch category. And The Black Dove, in St James's Street, Brighton, was a runner-up in the best places to drink category. The Observer Food Monthly Awards look to reward "the best in British food and drink". There are six reader-voted categories plus categories decided by a Michelin-starred panel of judges.

THE restaurants, takeaways, pubs, cafes and supermarkets with the worst hygiene ratings in Sussex can be revealed today. A total of 23 businesses in the county which serve food currently have the lowest possible mark – zero out of five. This score means that they are deemed to require "urgent improvement". Another 341 food outlets across the county fared only marginally better - scoring just one out of five. The rating system is used to inform the public about the hygiene standards anywhere that serves food. Each business is scored out of five, having been judged in three categories. The first is food safety and hygiene, such as how well the premises are cleaned; the second is the structure of the premises, such as its layout; and the third is the inspectors' confidence in the management, such as how records are managed. The full list of food outlets to score zero or one - according to the latest data (as of October 22, 2014) on the Food Standards Agency website - is as follows: ZERO STARS Crawley Eastern Spice - Horsham Road, West Green - Date of last inspection: June 16, 2014 Mid Sussex Anjalika - London Road, East Grinstead - July 11, 2014 Bangkok Brasserie - Church Walk, Burgess Hill - April 23, 2014 Crown At Turners Hill - East Street, Turners Hill - January 8, 2014 Felbridge Newsagents - London Road, East Grinstead - December 17, 2013 Lemongrass - The Broadway, Haywards Heath - March 4, 2014 Adur Southwick Football Club - Old Barn Way, Southwick - March 21, 2014 Brighton and Hove Brunswick Food And Wine - Western Road, Hove - August 13, 2014 Dave Ovett And Sons - Marshalls Row, Brighton - July 1, 2014 Golden Grill - Western Road, Hove - March 26, 2014 Kebab Nite - London Road, Brighton - July 21, 2014 Nayeb - The Drive, Hove - August 27, 2014 New Lotus - Dyke Road, Brighton - August 20, 2014 Chichester Hare and Hounds - Wildham Lane, Stoughton - February 18, 2014 Red Burger Van - Quarry Lane, Chichester - June 10, 2014 Eastbourne Curry King - South Street, Eastbourne - February 4, 2014 Great Wall - Pevensey Road, Eastbourne - March 5, 2014 Hastings Century Deli - Menzies Road, St Leonards-on-Sea - September 12, 2014 Hastings Fried Chicken - Malvern Way, Hastings - August 28, 2013 New Hong Kong - Harold Road, Hastings - August 29, 2014 Soul Food Shack - East Parade, Hastings - September 20, 2014 Stag Inn - All Saints Street, Hastings - December 18, 2013 Super Pizza - White Rock, Hastings - March 19, 2014 ONE STAR Crawley Cafe Bistro - Broad Walk, Town centre - September 1, 2014 Cafe Giormo - Three Bridges station (platform 3 and 4), Three Bridges - April 24, 2013 China Garden - Maidenbower Square, Maidenbower - May 23, 2014 Choice Halal Centre - Langley Parade, Langley Green - July 21, 2014 Cinnamon - Tilgate Parade, Tilgate - July 23, 2014 Dragon Buffet - George Hotel, High Street, Town centre - July 21, 2014 Legends - High Street, Town centre - May 15, 2013 M&B Restaurant - Pegler Way, West Green - January 15, 2014 New Uncle Harry's - Tilgate Parade, Tilgate - September 11, 2014 Ramada Crawley Gatwick - George Hotel, High Street, Town centre - June 20, 2013 Reams Of Special Stuff - Furnace Parade, Furnace Green - July 2, 2014 Shriva's - Ifield Road, West Green - February 20, 2014 Smokey's - Dorsten Square, Bewbush - May 30, 2013 Taj The Grocer - Haslett Avenue West, Town centre - June 26, 2014 Three Bridges Convenience Stores - Three Bridges Road, Three Bridges - February 28, 2013 Mid Sussex Bengal Spice - Junction Road, Burgess Hill - November 28, 2013 Burgess Hill Town Football Club - Maple Drive, Burgess Hill - October 1, 2013 Catering at Hassocks Golf Club - London Road, Hassocks - August 22, 2014 Chequer Mead Theatre Bar - De La Warr Road, East Grinstead - November 1, 2013 Conscious Chocolate - Charlwood Business Centre, East Grinstead - September 2, 2014 Cygnet Catering - St Peter's CofE School, Holmans, Ardingly - March 18, 2014 Cygnet Catering - St Lawrence CofE School, Trinity Road, Hurstpierpoint - January 9, 2014 Cygnet Catering - Handcross Primary School, London Road, Handcross - December 2, 2013 Everest Spice - The Broadway, Haywards Heath - March 26, 2014 Gibson's - High Street, Hurstpierpoint - October 16, 2012 Green Man Inn - The Green, Horsted Keynes - April 10, 2014 Greyhound Inn - Keymer Road, Hassocks - July 1, 2013 Hartleys - Station Road, Burgess Hill - November 2, 2012 Haywards Heath Cricket Club - Perrymout Road, Haywards Heath - August 2, 2014 Janton News - High Street, Hurstpierpoint - July 3, 2013 Jasmine Garden - Church Walk, Burgess Hill - November 27, 2013 Just Laid Eggs - Jeffreys Farm, Lewes Road, Horsted Keynes - October 29, 2013 Kidoos Kids Club - Poveys Close, Burgess Hill - March 17, 2014 Kwik Mart - Copthorne Bank, Copthorne - November 14, 2013 La Campana - The Broadway, Haywards Heath - April 11, 2014 Lunches To Go - Oak Close, Copthorne - March 26, 2013 May Lay Fountain - Park Parade, Haywards Heath - January 24, 2014 Megabites - London Road, East Grinstead - March 19, 2014 Monsoon - High Street, East Grinstead - April 17, 2014 Montezumas Revenge - Private address - February 26, 2014 Olivers Wine Warehouse - Borers Arms Road, Copthorne - November 14, 2013 Pizza Direct - London Road, East Grinstead - November 20, 2013 Samay - London Road, East Grinstead - February 18, 2014 Southdown FC - Maple Drive, Burgess Hill - January 22, 2012 Sunnyside Store - Dunnings Road, East Grinstead - November 14, 2013 The Cricketers - West Street, Burgess Hill - October 15, 2012 The Elephant - High Stret, Lindfield - July 23, 2014 The Fresh Fish Shop - Commercial Square, Haywards Heath - July 23, 2014 The White Horse Inn - Albourne Road, Sayers Common - November 6, 2012 Them - Chapel Road, Twineham - July 23, 2014 Tommy Flynn's - London Road, East Grinstead - December 13, 2013 Traditional Landscapes - Private address - December 13, 2011 Treetops Nursery - Franklands Village, Haywards Heath - April 24, 2014 Wild Mango - Junction Road, Burgess Hill - November 11, 2013 Horsham Bishopric Wines - Bishopric, Horsham - July 1, 2014 Co-op Welcome - London Road, Ashington - June 18, 2013 Corner Newsagents - Trafalgar Road, Horsham - March 11, 2014 County Farm Cakes - Pondtail Farm, West Grinstead - June 22, 2012 Countryside Meats - Steepwood Farm, Adversane - June 17, 2013 Essentials - Rusper Road, Horsham - November 4, 2013 King Chef - Station Road, Billingshurst - January 14, 2014 Londis - Lower Street, Pulborough - June 3, 2014 Panda House - Bishopric, Horsham - July 25, 2014 Queens Head - Queen Street, Horsham - July 25, 2014 Simply The Best - Guildford Road, Slinfold - December 2, 2013 Stokes Newsagents - High Street, Henfield - September 18, 2014 The Olive Branch - Bishopric, Horsham - November 23, 2013 The Red Lyon - The Street, Slinford - July 25, 2014 The Star Inn - Horsham Road, Rusper - November 26, 2013 The Village Spice - Hyde Square, Upper Beeding - January 22, 2014 White Horse Inn - Mare Hill Road, Pulborough - October 17, 2013 Adur Andreas Kebabs - South Street, Lancing - March 24, 2014 Chatfield Newsagents - Manor Hall Road, Southwick - February 17, 2014 Cornucopia - Chartwell Road, Lancing - March 25, 2014 Daniella's Wacky Diner - Brighton Road, Shoreham-by-Sea - December 11, 2013 Farmhouse Pizza - Brighton Road, Lancing - March 28, 2014 Fox's Fruit and Veg - Southwick Square, Southwick - February 11, 2014 Global ATS - Cecil Pashley Way, Shoreham - March 26, 2014 Happy Home - Brighton Road, Lancing - January 16, 2014 Hellen News - Brunswick Road, Shoreham - March 25 2014 Incentive Management Ltd - Spencer Road, Lancing - March 25 2014 La Galleria - East Street, Shoreham - September 16, 2014 Laylands News & Off Licence - Laylands Road, Southwick - September 30, 2013 Lotus House- Seadown Parade, Sompting - March 25, 2013 N Lancing Butchers - Manor Road, Lancing - March 31, 2014 Nice Slice Cafe - Tarmount Lane, Shoreham - July 10, 2014 One Stop Convenience Shop - Middle Road, Shoreham - February 13, 2014 Pebbles on the Port - Albion Street, Southwick - March 21, 2014 Real Pattiserrie - East Street, Shoreham - June 30, 2014 Royal British Legion - Culver Road, Lancing - March 19, 2012 Ship Inn - Southwick Street, Southwick - November 20, 2013 Sompting Convenience Store - Sompting Road, Lancing - September 11, 2013 Arun Baguette Me Not - High Street Littlehampton - April 11, 2014 Basmati Restaurant - Nyton Road, Aldingbourne - November 26, 2013 Best Kebab & Burger Bar - Beach Road, Littlehampton - July 31, 2014 Cherington - Stocker Road, Bognor Regis - July 3, 2014 Chicken Cottage - East Street, Littlehampton - September 1, 2014 China Garden - Rose Green Road, Bognor Regis - July 10, 2014 Costcutter - Westergate Street, Woodgate - October 23, 2013 Crumbs - The Arcade, Bognor Regis - November 29, 2013 Dew Drop Inn - Wick Street, Wick - April 15, 2014 Felpham Bazaar - Felpham Road, Bognor Regis - June 27, 2013 Hot Dogs - Private address - May 27, 2014 Hunnies - High Street, Littlehampton - February 20, 2014 Kebab Centre - Chichester Road, Bersted - September 5, 2014 Kuyawiak - Longford Road, Bognor Regis - July 29, 2014 Littlehampton Constitutional Club - Church Street, Littlehampton - March 12, 2014 Maxteds - Worthing Road, Rustington - December 19, 2013 Middleton Farm Shop - Yampton Road, Middleton-on-Sea - February 28, 2014 Peters Newsagent - Middleton Road, Middleton-on-Sea - March 11, 2014 Phoenix Chinese Takeaway - Surrey Street, Littlehampton - February 26, 2014 Pokadot Heart Ltd - High Street, Littlehampton - October 31, 2013 Royals Fish and Chips - Chichester Road, Bognor Regis - February 19, 2013 Rustington Sports and Social Club - Jubilee Avenue, Rustington - March 26, 2014 Sandwich Factory - Sudley Road, Bognor Regis - April 7, 2014 Sandy's Cafe - Belmont Street, Bognor Regis - January 17, 2014 Silver City - Sea Road, East Preston - August 1, 2014 Snax 24 - Lyminster Road, Lyminster - October 30, 2013 Tandoori Nights - Sea Lane, Rustington - June 25, 2014 The Alexandra Tavern - London Road, Bognor Regis - November 29, 2013 The Friary Arms - Shripney Road, Bognor Regis - September 3, 2013 Walberton Arms - Maple Parade, Walberton - November 25, 2013 Brighton and Hove Akwaaba Food - Private address - October 11, 2013 Al Nakhl - West Street, Brighton - June 12, 2014 Ambassador Hotel - New Street, Brighton - July 23, 2013 Andrews Fish Shop - Marshalls Row, Brighton - January 23, 2014, Aruna's News - Gardner Street, Brighton - May 28, 2014 Bangkok Express - London Road, Brighton - September 8, 2014 Barcombe News - Barcombe Road, Moulescoomb - March 4, 2014 Best One - Hangleton Way, Hove - June 17, 2014 Blueberrys - Trafalgar Street, Brighton - May 25, 2014 BR40 - Coombe Road, Brighton - October 10, 2012 Brighton Bargain - London Road, Brighton - December 13, 2013 Brighton Burger - Market Street, Brighton - January 20, 2014 Brighton Dome - Church Street, Brighton - January 27, 2012 Brighton Rocks - Rock Place, Brighton - March 8, 2014 Brighton Rugby Football Club - Waterhall Road, Brighton - March 22, 2014 Brighton Steiner School - Roedean Road, Brighton - March 13, 2014 Casba - Western Road, Hove - September 3, 2013 Casba 2 - Western Road, Hove - August 20, 2013 China Delight - Preston Road, Brighton - March 7, 2014 Chutney - George Street, Brighton - December 13, 2012 City News - Meeting House Lane, Brighton - August 8, 2014 Cloud 9 Ltd - Brighton Place, Brighton - October 11, 2013 Cocoa - Queens Road, Brighton - September 6, 2013 Coldean Store - Park Road, Brighton - February 10, 2014 Constant Service Catering Franchise (Big Tom's Kitchen) - Islingword Road, Brighton - June 24, 2013 Corner Cafe - St James's Street, Brighton - September 13, 2013 Corner Wine - Park Road, Brighton - February 10, 2014 Down Store - Down Terrace, Brighton - June 16, 2014 Farine % Sucre - Private address - October 11, 2012 Flaming Grill - Boundary Road, Hove - April 3, 2014 Fortune Supermarket - Preston Street, Brighton - May 15, 2014 Four Seasons Grocery - Church Road, Hove - August 11, 2014 Go Local - North Road, Brighton - March 13, 2014 Golden Grill - Station Road, Portslade - March 4, 2014 Good Friends Restaurant - Preston Street, Brighton - October 28, 2013 Grace's Place - Madeira Drive, Brighton - March 20, 2014 Grasmere Farm Shop - George Street, Hove - June 18, 2014 Ground Coffee House - Church Road, Hove - May 23, 2013 Gull's Fish Bar and Grill - Barcombe Road, Brighton - May 21, 2014 Happy Shopper - Upper Bevendean Avenue, Brighton - August 13, 2014 Il Rustico - Preston Street, Brighton - September 17, 2014 Jay's Newsagent - Goldstone Villas, Hove - January 29, 2014 Joeies Convenience Store - Blatchington Road, Hove - January 21, 2014 K and A News - St Georges Road, Brighton - July 15, 2014 Kemp Town Deli and Bistro - St Georges Road, Brighton - November 14, 2013 Kiosk/snack bar - Kingsway, Hove - June 4, 2013 Koba - Western Road, Brighton - February 3, 2014 L'Eglise Restaurant - Church Road, Hove - November 14, 2013 Little Oaks Hove - Goldstone Villas, Hove - April 16, 2014 Neighbourhood - St James's Street, Brighton - March 5, 2014 Nicolas Pizza - Western Road, Hove - September 18, 2014 Nisa Local - Carden Avenue, Brighton - October 1, 2012 Nisa Local - The Highway, Brighton - June 25, 2013 Nola - Woodland Parade, Hove - June 13, 2013 Ottoman Cuisine - Lewes Road, Brighton - October 21, 2013 Perfect Kebab and Chicken - York Place, Brighton - February 27, 2014 Phoenix Palace - Boundary Road, Hove - January 30, 2014 Pizza King - Kings Road, Brighton - December 20, 2013 Pizza Me Ltd - Elm Grove, Brighton - July 8, 2014 Pocket Rocket - Church Road, Hove - May 23, 2013 Pomegranate Restaurant - Manchester Street, Brighton - July 19, 2013 Porky's - Station Road, Portslade - January 30, 2014 Portland Grocery - Portland Road, Hove - April 25, 2014 Safegate Newsagent - Hangleton Way, Hove - February 6, 2014 Shakti Store - Ditchling Road, Brighton - June 26, 2014 Shiv News - St James's Street, Brighton - January 28, 2014 Shogun Ramen - Prince Albert Street, Brighton - July 22, 2014 Sichuan Garden - Queens Road, Brighton - July 22, 2014 Snak Attack - Baker Street, Brighton - May 8, 2014 Solera De Tapa - Sydney Street, Brighton - September 19, 2013 St Aubyns News - Church Road, Hove - August 6, 2014 St Mary's Convenience Store - Upper Hamilton Road, Brighton - August 12, 2014 St Michael and All Angels Church Hall - St Michael's Place, Brighton - March 22, 2014 St Michael Tea Shop - Portland Road, Hove - November 28, 2012 St Wanna's Convenience Store - Western Road, Hove - June 24, 2013 Sunbirds - London Road, Brighton - November 22, 2013 Sushi Garden - Preston Street, Brighton - July 10, 2013 Sussex Yeoman - Guildford Road, Brighton - May 16, 2013 Taj Natural Foods - Western Road, Brighton - March 20, 2014 The Bandstand - Kings Esplanade, Hove - June 3, 2013 The Black Dove - St James's Street - Brighton - May 9, 2012 The Blue Man - Queens Road, Brighton - January 29, 2014 The Charles Napier - Southover Street, Brighton - March 27, 2014 The Egg Shop - Marshalls Row, Brighton - November 22, 2013 The Lanes Hotel - Marine Parade, Brighton - August 5, 2014 The Mesmerist - Prince Albert Street, Brighton - May 20, 2013 The Seagull Restaurant - Madeira Drive, Brighton - March 13, 2014 The Wick Inn Catering Franchise (Mair Noi) - Western Road, Hove - February 13, 2013 Treat - Ladies Mile Road, Brighton - January 13, 2014 William IV - Church Street, Brighton - November 21, 2012 Wilmington Convenience - Wilmington Parade, Brighton - September 9, 2013 Chichester Attibasi - Church Square, Chichester - July 22, 2014 BDS Catering - Private address - August 6, 2014 Blackdown Ridge - Private address - August 21, 2013 Bracklesham Social Club - East Bracklesham Drive, Bracklesham - June 13, 2014 Cheese and Olives - Westhampnett Road, Chichester - January 10, 2014 Chichester Rugby Football Club - Wellington Road, Chichester - September 10, 2013 CLCHSC - Private address - March 10, 2014 Corner Shop - Adelaide Road, Chichester - January 21, 2014 Enticotts - Orchard Parade, Selsey - March 27, 2014 Goodwill House Takeaway - Pound Street, Petworth - August 7, 2014 Half Moon Inn - Petersfield Road, Midhurst - June 6, 2014 Horseguards Inn - Tillington, Petworth - August 11, 2014 Midhurst Sports Association - North Street, Midhurst - August 22, 2013 Muchos Nachos at The Crown - Whyke Road, Chichester - July 7, 2014 Royal British Legion Club - High Street, Selsey - January 23, 2014 Seahaven - Beaufort Rise, Selsey - July 16, 2013 The Real Eating Company - East Street, Chichester - August 28, 2014 The Richmond - Stockbridge Road, Chichester - May 13, 2014 The Three Crowns - Billinghurst Road, Wisborough Green - March 12, 2014 Eastbourne Alexandra Arms - Seaside, Eastbourne - November 28, 2012 Buffet Time - Terminus Road, Eastbourne - May 15, 2014 Cafe Express - Lower Parade, Eastbourne - August 20, 2014 Chatsworth Lions Hotel - Grand Parade, Eastbourne - November 12, 2012 Deans Restaurant - Seaside, Eastbourne - June 30, 2014 Langley's - Pevensey Road, Eastbourne - February 1, 2013 Olives Pizzeria & Kebabs - Susans Road, Eastbourne - June 30, 2014 Premiere Convenience Store - Station Parade, Eastbourne - August 20, 2014 RFC - Terminus Road, Eastbourne - August 15, 2013 Seafront Tandoori - Seaside Road, Eastbourne - July 15, 2014 Thai Marina - The Waterfront, Eastbourne - January 16, 2014 The Best Kebab House - Langney Road, Eastbourne - February 4, 2014 The Golden Dragon - Terminus Road, Eastbourne - July 15, 2014 The Tastebud - Terminus Road, Eastbourne - August 11, 2014 Hastings Alfresco - Ivyhouse Lane, Hastings - March 14, 2014 Azmar - London Road, St Leonards-on-Sea - June 13, 2014 Black Pearl - George Street, Hastings - June 26, 2014 Bridge Cafe - Bexhill Road, St Leonards-on-Sea - July 9, 2014 Carlisle Public House - Pelham Street, Hastings - May 16, 2014 Castle Tandoori - George Street, Hastings - August 14, 2014 The Clarence - London Road, St Leonards-on-Sea - August 12, 2013 Earls Bakery - Bexhill Road, St Leonards-on-Sea - June 18, 2014 Eden Guest House - 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WEST Sussex County Council has been accused of trying to hide the predicted increase in deaths resulting from the budget cuts which were approved last week.

At a full council meeting on Friday, councillors voted through plans to shave £1.6 million off the annual fire service budget by axing firefighters and losing fire engines.

At Crawley Fire Station alone this will see seven full-time firefighters, the town's entire ten-strong retained crew and a fire engine all lost.

Senior retired firefighters, Crawley councillors and even one member of the ruling Tory party who is also a full-time firefighter warned of the tragic cost the cuts are likely to have.

Tony Morris, of the West Sussex Fire & Rescue Stop the Cuts campaign, said that Friday would be "remembered as the darkest and most shameful day in West Sussex County Council's history".

Lionel Barnard, the council's cabinet member for residents' services, proposed the cuts and Councillor Jim Rae seconded the proposal.

Mr Morris said: "Councillors Lionel Barnard and Jim Rae have deceived the council and the public, embarked on reckless cuts, and reduced public and firefighter safety.

"They have been aided and abetted by colleagues [who voted in favour of the cuts] who have put party interest before public safety."

The accusations of deceit arise from the fact that the predicted number of resulting fire deaths was "hidden" in a 280-page document on the proposals.

In West Sussex there were eight deaths as a result of fires in the 2013/14 financial year.

Of those, three occurred in the area covered by Crawley Fire Station – one in Pound Hill and two in Copthorne.

A model used by the fire service to assess risks has calculated that over the next 100 years in West Sussex, due to the cuts, there will be an additional three deaths caused by fires in homes, six deaths caused by fires in other settings, and 46 deaths from incidents such as car crashes.

Andy Petch, a serving firefighter and a Conservative councillor for Hassocks and Victoria, spoke in support of Crawley's firefighters, and criticised his Tory colleagues.

He called Crawley's firefighters "the most experienced and therefore arguably the best firefighters in the county".

He warned: "Cutting other county council services may have caused some people inconvenience, hardship, anger and substantial distress.

"But these will be my first since being on the council that will cost lives."

From April next year Crawley will have just two fire engines, the same number as Littlehampton.

In 2012/13 Crawley received 1,406 call-outs compared with 550 in Littlehampton.

In 2013/14 Crawley Fire Station call-outs rose to 1,483 while they fell to 430 in Littlehampton.

In addition to the deaths there were five rescues in Crawley from house fires since January this year and there are fears some of those people would have died, had the cuts come before those calls.

At the meeting, Michael Jones, county councillor for Southgate and Crawley Central, called on the council to use some of the £18 million in its general reserves to protect the service. But his plea fell on deaf ears.

A council spokeswoman said £18 million is the minimum the Government requires councils to keep in its reserves. She added of the suggestion the figures had been buried: "Nothing was buried. The consultation proposals were summarised in an easy to read consultation document that was freely available and everyone was signposted to further information if they wanted it."

A SECURITY officer has developed an incredible ability for drawing intricate pictures of everything from cows to Lord of the Rings characters.

After leaving school with an A in art at GCSE, Steve Gillett became a postman and pushed his talent to one side.

But after a decade of barely picking up a pencil he fell back in love with drawing and for the past three years has steadily been becoming a master with graphite.

His now vast portfolio of drawings includes commissioned pieces of people's families and pets, as well as sketches of celebrities like Mick Jagger and characters from films.

The 40-year-old, who lives in Wantage Close, in Maidenbower, with wife Sandra, 40, and son Charlie, 7, has just finished his fourth Lord of the Rings drawing as a present for his son.

He said: "It's quite a nice contrast to my work and a nice way to chill out.

"I've got quite a stressful job so to be able to do this as a sideline is great.

"Without sounding big headed I do think I have talent. I used to play it down, especially when I was at school.

"But I've had so many people say I should have gone to college then studied an art degree. But everything you see is self-taught."

His latest portrait is one of Gollum, also known as Smeagol, played by Andy Serkis in the Lord of the Rings films.

It will go alongside pictures of characters Legolas, Frodo and Aragorn, as a present for Charlie.

Mr Gillett's drawings typically take between 15 and 20 hours, using three or four graphite pencils of different thicknesses.

But some drawings take much longer and one in particular – a colour picture of a woman underwater draped in an octopus – took him countless hours over the course of a year to finish, because he chose to copy the picture but as a mirror image of the original.

He said: "You need to have patience to do what I do – realism.

"When I was younger I would spend hours on something then throw it away because it wasn't quite right.

"Now I take the time to fix it until it is right. That's the biggest tip I could give anyone, have patience."

Mr Gillett, who spent 15 years working as a postman, then retrained as a carpenter before starting his current job in security, sells about 15 pictures a year.

He would love to one day sell enough to make it his full-time profession.

Mr Gillett has started holding art lessons at Tilgate Park's recreation centre and is speaking to local schools about giving master classes there.

Mr Gillett will draw "pretty much anything" and takes requests for anything from family portraits to pictures of people's pets.

He said: "People are often a lot more fussy about their pets, like cats, dogs and horses, than they are about pictures of their kids."

To see more of his amazing sketches go to www.tinyurl.com/pv3jct3

Do you know somebody in Crawley with an amazing talent? We would love to hear about it. Get in touch by calling our newsdesk on 01737 783860 or by e-mailing editor@crawleynews.co.uk

FIREFIGHTERS have come to the rescue of a woman in Broadfield after she dropped a set of keys down the drain. A crew from Crawley Fire Station was called to Chippendale Road at 9.55am yesterday (Wednesday). A woman had dropped keys down and drain and was unable to reach them. The firefighters pumped out all water in the drain and then used tools to reach and recover the keys. The lady was reunited with the keys by 10.15am.

A YOUNG man who got back on his feet thanks to a youth hostel in Crawley is playing for England in the Homeless World Cup.

Keen footballer Jahobi Maher never dreamed he would get the chance to pull on the national strip and represent his country.

But after impressing during trials at Brighton & Hove Albion's stadium he was chosen to travel to Chile last Thursday for the tournament which started on Saturday and ends this coming Sunday.

Against the USA on Tuesday he scored a hat trick - scoring his first goal only ten seconds into the second half. England ended up winning the game 6-1. Jahobi was named man of the match.

Jahobi - who has been getting attention during the tournament for looking like Chelsea winger Eden Hazard - was one of 13 young men and women who have faced homelessness to be selected from thousands of applicants to be part of England's squad.

He took part in a five-week training programme in April before being invited to train at Brighton's stadium.

He then got the chance to train at St George's Park, the training ground of the England national team.

The 22-year-old spent time living at Crawley Foyer, a YMCA hostel in Horsham Road, West Green, before moving to Robinson House, in Crawley High Street.

Crawley Foyer supports young people facing homelessness and Robinson House acts as a place where young people can live independently with some support before moving into private rented accommodation.

Jahobi said of his selection: "This is all so unreal. I can't explain it in words.

"If someone had told me three years ago that there would be an England kit with my name on it hanging up at the national squad's training ground, I would not have believed them."

The Homeless World Cup is taking place in Santiago and features teams from 64 countries who compete in 14-minute four-a-side games on fast-paced street soccer pitches.

Players are not picked according to their footballing ability, or age.

Instead, players are selected with a particular focus on positive attitude and interpersonal skills.

EAST Surrey Hospital has tested two people for Ebola after the patients arrived at the hospital showing possible symptoms for the disease, it has been revealed this morning (Thursday). The hospital had to carry out tests to rule out Ebola on each occasion and in both cases it was found that the patients did not have the disease. Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) has said its staff are well prepared if a patient was found to be suffering from the deadly illness. A spokeswoman said: "Relevant information has been shared with staff across the trust and we continue to roll out infection prevention and control training to minimise any risk. "There have been two patients where tests to rule out Ebola were required - in both instances the results were negative." The spokeswoman added that healthcare providers across the UK are testing patients who arrive with a temperature of 38 degrees or above, or a history of a fever in the previous 24 hours, and who have returned from a country hit by the disease. Anyone confirmed to have Ebola will be transferred to The Royal Free Hospital, in London. More than 4,000 people have died as a result of the outbreak in West Africa. Screening for Ebola started Gatwick Airport earlier this week. Anyone travelling into Gatwick from Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea is now being screened for symptoms of the disease which has prompted the World Health Organisation to declare an international health emergency. Screenings at Gatwick are taking place in the immigration halls at each terminal, with the help of Border Force officials.

CHILDREN at a Southgate pre-school have shown they are a shining light in multiculturalism as they celebrated Diwali by creating their own lights.

The religious festival, also known as The Festival of Lights, is an ancient Hindu celebration which takes place every autumn.

Children at Caterpillars Pre-school created their own lights by shaping salted dough into candle holders and placing a tea light in them. They then used paint and glitter to decorate them in preparation for the festival tomorrow (Thursday).

Leanne Green, from the pre-school, explained that Diwali is just one of several religious festivals the staff and children celebrate. She said: "We always celebrate different religious festivals in some way.

"It's important because we are a multicultural society and we have lots of different religions and cultures here."

After coming up with their own individual creations the 48 budding artists, who took part in different groups throughout the day, headed off home for a clean-up.

Leanne added: "It's always been a good day when you go home covered in glitter."