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Yahoo
29-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Man rushed to hospital after being stabbed at M3 junction
A man has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed in Sunbury-On-Thames, police have confirmed. The incident reportedly occurred in the early hours of Thursday morning, May 29. Surrey Police said officers were called to Vicarage Road following reports they had received of a stabbing. They added that a man in his 20s was taken to hospital. Police said that the man is in a serious but stable condition. Vicarage Road has been closed between Heathcroft Avenue and its junction with the M3 as a result of the incident. They added that it is likely to remain shut for several hours. READ MORE: Man fighting for his life after being stabbed in the neck in West London READ MORE: Warning issued after two people die in West London after taking mystery substance Individuals have been advised to use alternative transport routes, with the police adding that it will issue an update once the road has reopened. The force are appealing for witnesses following the assault, with enquiries ongoing to locate the suspect. Further updates will be shared on Surrey Police's Spelthorne Beat Facebook page as they become available. A Surrey Police spokesperson said: "We understand that the public may be distressed by this incident, and there will be a continued police presence in the area today while our enquiries continue. Please speak to officers if you have any concerns." Police would like to speak to anyone in the area around Vicarage Road between 1.15am and 1.25am on Thursday morning, or anyone who may have CCTV or doorbell footage. Information that may assist the police's enquiries can be sent to the police by DM on Facebook by quoting PR/45250063791. Those who do not wish to leave their name can call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Have a story you want to share? Email Don't miss out on the biggest local stories. Sign up to our MySouthLondon newsletter HERE for all the latest daily news and more.
Yahoo
29-03-2025
- Yahoo
Dispersal orders put in place across Surrey
Surrey Police has implemented dispersal orders across the county this weekend. Spelthorne Beat said an order was in place in part of Sunbury, while Runnymede Beat said it was implementing one for Thorpe Industrial Estate. Elmbridge Beat also issued dispersal orders at Cobham services on the M25 and Brooklands Industrial Estate in Weybridge. All the orders, which are in place from 06:00 GMT Saturday to 06:00 BST Monday, were granted following reports of anti-social behaviour or its possibility, according to the force. The police beat teams said the orders meant officers could direct someone who is believed to be committing or may commit anti-social behaviour to leave the area. Failing to do so could lead to arrest, they added. "Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated across our county," said Insp Matthew Walton, borough commander for Spelthorne. "We will deal with offences robustly," he added, in a comment repeated by the other teams. Officers from all three beats will be patrolling their respective dispersal areas over the weekend, police said. They urged anyone who sees anti-social behaviour to contact them. Follow BBC Surrey on Facebook or X. Send your story ideas to southeasttoday@ or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250. Police suicides spark calls for better trauma care Police warn public to take action after van thefts Anti-social behaviour crackdown sees 93 charges Surrey Police
BBC News
29-03-2025
- BBC News
Police put dispersal orders in place across Surrey
Surrey Police has implemented dispersal orders across the county this weekend. Spelthorne Beat said an order was in place in part of Sunbury, while Runnymede Beat said it was implementing one for Thorpe Industrial Beat also issued dispersal orders at Cobham services on the M25 and Brooklands Industrial Estate in the orders, which are in place from 06:00 GMT Saturday to 06:00 BST Monday, were granted following reports of anti-social behaviour or its possibility, according to the force. The police beat teams said the orders meant officers could direct someone who is believed to be committing or may commit anti-social behaviour to leave the area. Failing to do so could lead to arrest, they added."Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated across our county," said Insp Matthew Walton, borough commander for Spelthorne. "We will deal with offences robustly," he added, in a comment repeated by the other teams. Officers from all three beats will be patrolling their respective dispersal areas over the weekend, police said. They urged anyone who sees anti-social behaviour to contact them.
