Highways
The Highways committee liaise between West Sussex County Council and the Parish Council with the aim of maintaining standards and appropriate safety measures necessary on our public roads within the parish.
In the past this team have been responsible for pursuing a number of projects with the aim of making our roads and pathways safer for both motorists and pedestrians. In particular these projects included:
The installation of Vehicle Activated Signs
The installation of the pedestrian crossing at the bottom of Wheelbarrow Castle and Hollist Lane
The implementation of the Community Speedwatch Scheme
The inclusion of Easebourne as a location for the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership Speed Camera Van
This team also look after our verges, the village planters and our bus shelters.
If you would like to raise any Highways concerns or have any suggestions for possible projects, please get in touch with us via the contacts page.
Member
David Pack
Mike Noble
Latest news
Hollist Lane closure Friday 1st December
We have been advised that WSCC Highways have granted a license for the temporary closure of Hollist Lane, between Eastshaw Lane and Old Buddington Lane, on the 1st December for a period of 24 hours - in order for emergency carriageway repairs. No through traffic will be permitted during these [...]
Bridge repairs start 6th November
As you may have seen, the stone repairs to North Mill Bridge will begin on Monday 6th November and are expected to last a few days. The road will remain open at all times and traffic controlled by 3 way lights.
New Bus Shelter Northbound, A286, Kings Drive
The Parish Council is pleased to confirm that the new bus shelter with its very smart and in-keeping design, has been installed and is ready for use. We are now awaiting Stagecoach's installation of a bus flag and timetable.
Kings Drive Bus Shelter – update
We're pleased to say that the bus shelter on the A286 just north of Kings Drive is scheduled to be replaced this Friday, 28th July. A brand new construction, in keeping with the other shelters in the village should be completed in 1 day. Appropriate traffic management will be [...]
SDNPA press release – 22nd June – Road to re-open 23rd June
Here is the latest press release from the SDNPA, issued today, 22nd June: Work to shore up fire-damaged buildings in Midhurst completed ahead of schedule and road to reopen "We are pleased to announce that the seven-week programme to shore up the fire damaged listed buildings in Midhurst which began [...]
Damaged Bus Shelter – update
Following a collision, the bus shelter on the A286 just north of Kings Drive was damaged beyond repair and has since been removed. We now have approval from the insurance companies involved to proceed with it's replacement. This has already been ordered and we are expecting installation towards the [...]