What issues matter to voters in Crawley's local elections?

Damaged play parks, a lack of nursery places, housing developments destroying green spaces and a patchwork of potholes on the roads.

These are just some of the concerns of Crawley voters, concerns they want to see addressed by the candidates vying to become their new councillors.

On 7 May, voters will decide who they want to represent them on both Crawley Borough Council and West Sussex County Council.

Between them, the two authorities are responsible for everything from rubbish collections to schools, meaning these upcoming elections will affect how nearly all of Crawley's public services are run.