Peter Stewart

There's youth outreach work by the YMCA, and I've spoken to the YMCA about that, and they have been on the show discussing how useful their Y bus is when it goes around the Redhill area. Improved lighting in places like Memorial Park, mentioned that a few weeks ago, together with some detail about the CCTV. If you didn't catch these recent shows, then you're missing out.

There's youth outreach work by the YMCA, and I've spoken to the YMCA about that, and they have been on the show discussing how useful their Y bus is when it goes around the Redhill area. Improved lighting in places like Memorial Park, mentioned that a few weeks ago, together with some detail about the CCTV. If you didn't catch these recent shows, then you're missing out.

As well as targeted police activity as well. However, obviously that is not by any means to underplay the worry, the concern, the fear that some people have understandably about some of the situations in any of our town centres today. You know, we have reported in the past about incidents in Reigate, very often, in fact, particularly in Priory Park. There have been several incidents over there.

As well as targeted police activity as well. However, obviously that is not by any means to underplay the worry, the concern, the fear that some people have understandably about some of the situations in any of our town centres today. You know, we have reported in the past about incidents in Reigate, very often, in fact, particularly in Priory Park. There have been several incidents over there.

And certainly I know that Red Hill can be a little problematic, particularly at night. And indeed, personal point of view, some of that may be down to the closure of the Harlequin. Because if more people were around going to and from the Harlequin and arts and culture events and meetings... and societies and picking up kids and that kind of thing, there'd be more activity.

And certainly I know that Red Hill can be a little problematic, particularly at night. And indeed, personal point of view, some of that may be down to the closure of the Harlequin. Because if more people were around going to and from the Harlequin and arts and culture events and meetings... and societies and picking up kids and that kind of thing, there'd be more activity.

There'd be more people of different ages and backgrounds and so on who'd be keeping the town centre busy. We talked about this anti-social behaviour campaign and letting people know or letting the police or the council know what your fears, worries and concerns are. You can see that campaign on banners, posters and what they're calling digi-screens.

There'd be more people of different ages and backgrounds and so on who'd be keeping the town centre busy. We talked about this anti-social behaviour campaign and letting people know or letting the police or the council know what your fears, worries and concerns are. You can see that campaign on banners, posters and what they're calling digi-screens.

I must raid my Scrabble set to give them a T-A-L. Digital screens across the town centre, as well as through social media and digital advertising. And find out more via reigate-banstead.gov.uk. Look for Safer-Redhill. Now, how's this all being paid for? The Safer-Redhill partnership got £265,000 from the government's Safer Streets Fund last autumn.

I must raid my Scrabble set to give them a T-A-L. Digital screens across the town centre, as well as through social media and digital advertising. And find out more via reigate-banstead.gov.uk. Look for Safer-Redhill. Now, how's this all being paid for? The Safer-Redhill partnership got £265,000 from the government's Safer Streets Fund last autumn.

And more recently, Surrey Police was awarded a million pound hotspot funding from the Home Office, which we spoke about at the time on the Planet Rygate podcast. And that means more uniformed patrols in the town, as well as support from plain clothed officers as well.

And more recently, Surrey Police was awarded a million pound hotspot funding from the Home Office, which we spoke about at the time on the Planet Rygate podcast. And that means more uniformed patrols in the town, as well as support from plain clothed officers as well.

Thames Water has been ordered to investigate and take necessary action after complaints about sewage flowing into people's gardens in Lye. People are saying it's been years of raw sewage bubbling up through manhole covers following heavy downpours because the old pumping station near Brook Lane is easily overwhelmed.

Thames Water has been ordered to investigate and take necessary action after complaints about sewage flowing into people's gardens in Lye. People are saying it's been years of raw sewage bubbling up through manhole covers following heavy downpours because the old pumping station near Brook Lane is easily overwhelmed.

Thames Water apologising to customers says groundwater had overloaded its sewer system. So the Environment Agency say that they instructed Thames Water to investigate and take necessary action.

Thames Water apologising to customers says groundwater had overloaded its sewer system. So the Environment Agency say that they instructed Thames Water to investigate and take necessary action.

Thames Water in a statement said we have a plan to survey the sewers which is expected to begin next month when water levels in the sewers have receded after which we will be able to identify the next steps. More on that story on the BBC website. Also from Water... albeit rather brown, to fire.

Thames Water in a statement said we have a plan to survey the sewers which is expected to begin next month when water levels in the sewers have receded after which we will be able to identify the next steps. More on that story on the BBC website. Also from Water... albeit rather brown, to fire.

And Surrey Fire and Rescue Service put out a message during the course of the week saying, we understand parking can be tricky and we all want to park as close to home as possible. But they say earlier on this week, our crew were delayed going to an incident in Reigate because of cars blocking the fire engine's route.

And Surrey Fire and Rescue Service put out a message during the course of the week saying, we understand parking can be tricky and we all want to park as close to home as possible. But they say earlier on this week, our crew were delayed going to an incident in Reigate because of cars blocking the fire engine's route.