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North Mill Bridge Repairs Almost Complete

The following has been received from West Sussex Highways regarding the repairs to the North Mill Bridge. Not long to go until back to normal.

Works have progressed well on the bridge this week and, all being well, it is anticipated that they will be completed on 1 April.

We have planned a road closure the evening/night of the 1 April to remove the concrete barriers and complete the new lining on the bridge.  This lining scheme will remove the centre line and mark the edge of the carriageway so as to provide further warning to motorists of the narrower width.

North Mill Bridge Repairs Almost Complete2025-06-18T16:25:25+01:00

North Mill Bridge Update 24/3

Easebourne Parish Council received the following update from West Sussex Highways this morning –

I can confirm that the stone for North Mill Bridge is being delivered to site today and the concrete barriers will be moved overnight to provide the necessary working room for the stonemason.  We anticipate the work will be completed towards the end of next week. Once the bridge repairs have been carried out the lining work on the road itself will be undertaken overnight and the lights will be removed from site.

North Mill Bridge Update 24/32025-06-18T16:25:45+01:00

North Mill Bridge Update 14/3

Unfortunately we have received news that the stone delivery has been delayed and the first delivery will now arrive on the 20th March, with the remainder the following week. The Stonemason is due to begin work immediately afterwards. We are still hopeful that the work to rebuild the wall can be completed quicker than the originally estimated 4 weeks.

North Mill Bridge Update 14/32025-03-14T17:50:15+00:00

Defibrillator recovered

After one of the village Defibrillators was taken without purpose earlier in the week we can confirm that it has now been recovered and will shortly be returned inside the phonebox. A big thank you to several residents who quickly responded to our Facebook post asking for any information.

Thankfully the device has not been damaged but this mindless action could well have endangered someone’s life had it been needed. The incident has been reported to the Police who continue to investigate.

If you have any information as to who was involved or saw anything please contact the Police or the Parish Council.

Defibrillator recovered2025-03-14T17:44:30+00:00

Missing defibrillator equipment

We are missing some equipment from the defibrillator cabinet located in the phone box on the A286 near Egmont Road. Have you used it? Have you seen it? Please urgently get in touch with us if the answer to either of those questions is a yes!

Missing defibrillator equipment2025-03-10T13:27:28+00:00

Subsidised Fruit Trees!

Would you like a high quality apple or cherry tree at a heavily subsidised price?
Newly formed Greenheal is a local environmental charity offshoot from Easebourne and Lodsworth Parish councils and is focused on delivering projects which enhance and protect the environment in our parishes. Greenheal is making available high quality apple and cherry fruit trees at the heavily discounted price of £15 per tree. Each tree comes with planting instructions and you can order one via the new Greenheal website www.greenheal.org.uk or you can contact Elaine Roberts Grimsey on 07976 722109. The trees will be ready for collection from 10am on Saturday 22nd March in the car park at Easebourne Park by Easebourne Primary School.
Subsidised Fruit Trees!2025-06-18T16:26:00+01:00

North Mill Bridge Update

We have received an update from WSCC on progress with the bridge, confirming that the replacement stone is set to be delivered to site w/c 10th March and the Stonemason is due to begin work immediately afterwards. We are still hopeful that the work to rebuild the wall can be completed quicker than the originally estimated 4 weeks.

There will be a further update next week.

North Mill Bridge Update2025-03-05T15:27:55+00:00

‘Let’s Talk: Housing’ — Have your say on new Housing, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy for the Chichester District

Chichester District Council is asking for people’s views on the aims and actions proposed for its new Housing, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy, as part of a public consultation that will run until Monday 3 March.

The new strategy, which covers the period 2025 to 2030, looks at how the council will work with partners to prevent people from becoming homeless; create and retain affordable housing for young people and families; address the housing needs of older people; and improve housing standards for all of its residents.

To have your say, take part in the quick online survey at: https://letstalk.chichester.gov.uk/housing/participate. For more information, including a range of frequently asked questions and to view the draft strategy, visit: https://letstalk.chichester.gov.uk/housing. Anyone that needs a paper copy of the survey can contact letstalk@chichester.gov.uk

‘Let’s Talk: Housing’ — Have your say on new Housing, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy for the Chichester District2025-02-10T15:20:30+00:00
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