Local Health Network News: December 2021

Christmas message from County Council Leader
The Leader of West Sussex County Council, Councillor Paul Marshall, would like to wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all residents.

Cllr Marshall has recorded a short video message reflecting on the past year, the County Council’s work throughout the pandemic, and looking forward to the year ahead.

Watch the video


Stay safe from Covid-19 this winter

“We want everyone across West Sussex to be as safe as possible during the festive period, and throughout the rest of winter.

 

“The best way to do that remains the Covid-19 vaccination,” says Alison Challenger, Director of Public Health for West Sussex.

“We encourage everyone who is eligible to come forward and book their booster vaccination, or their first or second dose, if they are yet to have them.”

Read the message and advice in full.

Eligibility for booster jabs has now been extended by the government to everyone aged 18 and over who had their second dose at least three months ago.

Further information and support on getting your vaccines, with links to the NHS and how to book are on our webpage.

Use the postcode checker on our data dashboard for case data where you live.

Covid Pass for venues and events

To help us enjoy events safely some venues across England are now legally required to check the Covid status of visitors over 18.

The rule is part of new national measures to further slow the spread of the virus.

Where required, we’ll need to show that we’re fully vaccinated, or proof of a negative test taken in the past 48 hours, or an exemption using the NHS Covid Pass.

Test to protect

Please take a lateral flow test before going into a crowded space or visiting vulnerable friends and family. Free testing kits can be collected locally or ordered to your home.

Please report your results via the NHS app or website.

Support is available if you test positive and so have to self-isolate.

More local information on Covid-19


Urgent appeal for foster carers
West Sussex is in urgent need of more people to foster teenagers, with two-thirds of the county’s children in care aged between 11 to 17.

Currently 541 (64%) of the 845 children in care are aged 11 to 17 and many of these children are waiting to be fostered.

Michelle has been fostering for 26 years and recently shared her experience: “They just want someone that will vouch for them and care for them.”

West Sussex is in urgent need of more people to foster teenagers, with two-thirds of the county’s children in care aged between 11 to 17.

Currently 541 (64%) of the 845 children in care are aged 11 to 17 and many of these children are waiting to be fostered.

Michelle has been fostering for 26 years and recently shared her experience: “They just want someone that will vouch for them and care for them.”

If you have a spare room, contact our fostering service by calling 033 022 27775 or find out more below. Children are carefully matched with carers and full training and support is provided.

Our foster carers receive up to £510 per week in allowances for fostering, making fostering a great career alternative.

Hear from foster carer Michelle and find out more about fostering


#NoExcuseForAbuse this Christmas

Due to the seasonal increase in alcohol consumption, financial pressures and spending more time at home together, Christmas always sees a sharp increase in domestic violence and abuse.

This time of year can be stressful and difficult for anyone experiencing abuse.

There is never an excuse for domestic abuse and help is available for anyone needing support.

Our WORTH Domestic Abuse Service’s Christmas opening hours are listed below and they can be reached by calling 0330 222 8181:

  • Monday 20 December to Friday 24 December: 9am to 5pm
  • Monday 27 December and Tuesday 28 December: CLOSED
  • Wednesday 29 December to Friday 31 December: 9am to 5pm
  • Monday 3 January 2022: CLOSED
  • Tuesday 4 January: 9am to 5pm

On the days that WORTH is closed, anyone affected by domestic abuse can call the freephone, 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247.

If you are in immediate risk of harm always call 999 and press *55 to use the silent solution option if you are unable to speak.

There is also still time to have your say on a draft Domestic Abuse Accommodation and Support Strategy for Sussex setting out how we, alongside East Sussex and Brighton & Hove, will protect and assist survivors of domestic abuse in safe accommodation.

You can find out more and complete the online survey on the link below. But please be quick as the consultation closes this Sunday (19 December 2021).

Click for more information and to complete the survey


Be part of the largest UK council-led EV charging project

A new electric vehicle chargepoint network is being set up across West Sussex.

Connected Kerb, West Sussex County Council, Adur and Worthing District Councils, Arun District Council, Crawley Borough Council, Horsham District Council, and Mid Sussex District Council have formed a partnership to provide the network.

The partners will be working together to install thousands of chargepoints across the county within the next ten years, forming the new West Sussex Chargepoint Network.

This ambitious scheme will give West Sussex residents the confidence to go electric in time for the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles in 2030.

The partnership wants to deliver chargepoints in locations that work best for residents. Chargepoints will be located on streets and in council car parks. The partnership will also work with local community not for profit landowners to identify opportunities at community facilities across the county, and we also want to know where you want to see chargepoints.
Residents have your say

To help us plan a network that works for you, we want to hear from you. We’d like to know your view of where chargepoints should be located across West Sussex.

We cannot guarantee that a chargepoint will be installed in the location you suggest but it will help us map demand and plan for EV charging in West Sussex.

Register your interest here


Early Help Service redesign – next steps
Following the redesign of our Early Help Service we will be renaming each of our 12 Children and Family Centres as Family Hubs in the New Year. The name change is in line with a national programme to provide drop in spaces for children, young people and families, allowing easy access to a range of partners and Early Help support while increasing the Early Help offer to vulnerable children, young people and families in our communities.

Details of the name changes can be found below:

If you have any concerns about a child or young person, please phone: 01403 229900 (Monday to Friday between 9am to 5pm).

If you require the Emergency Duty Team (EDT) outside of office hours (5pm to 9am weekdays) or at weekends and bank holidays, please call 033 022 26664.

Further details of Early Help service and how to get help and support


Public Consultations

  • Since April 2021 a pilot booking system has been in operation at six of the eleven Recycling Centres in West Sussex. We have now launched a public consultation to seek views on whether the Book to Recycle scheme should be made permanent . Share your views, before the consultation closes on Tuesday 21 December 2021.
  • Share your experiences of using GP (General Practice) services in the last six months. Covid-19 has changed the way we all access GP services and Healthwatch West Sussex are carrying out a short survey which is anonymous and confidential. The survey closes 31 December 2021.
  • The West Sussex Community Equipment Service provides free equipment loans and minor adaptations for adults and children with physical disabilities and illnesses. We would like to hear from those who have experience using this service by participating in our survey on how we can best provide equipment in the future. It only takes around 10 minutes to complete. The survey closes on 14 January 2022.

  • West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is running a public consultation around proposals for their Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP). This document sets out the direction of the fire service over the next four years, and as part of this there are six improvement proposals that the service is seeking feedback on. The consultation will close on 21 January 2022.
  • The Environment Agency is consulting on both its Draft Flood Risk Management Plans (FRMPs) and River Basin Management Plans (RBMPs) up until 21 January and 22 April 2022 respectively. The consultations cover a new set of plans for the period from 2021 to 2027 and arose after Flood Risk Areas in Worthing and Crawley were identified as at risk from nationally significant flooding.

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Local Health Network News: November 2021

Global challenges – local initiatives
With COP26 well underway, in West Sussex we’re continuing the challenges of encouraging residents to make active travel choices and reducing carbon emissions across the county.

Initiatives include:

  • working with bus and coach operators on a Bus Service Improvement Plan
  • the West Sussex Transport Plan, which will set out how we intend to balance our environmental, economic and social objectives and resolve conflicts between them
  • the development of the next package of cycling and walking schemes and promotional activity following a central government grant of £274,900.

More info on local highways initiatives
It’s Energy Day at COP26 today, and in West Sussex we’re increasing the amount of clean energy we generate and use. We own and operate two solar farms and we’ve integrated renewable energy technology into council buildings and installed solar panels on more than 80 of our schools.

Local renewable energy projects


Stay safe on Bonfire Night

If you’re celebrating Bonfire Night this year and meeting up with friends and family, staying outdoors is the safest way to protect yourself and others from spreading Covid-19.

Please continue to wash hands often, wear a face covering when it is difficult to maintain social distance and leave space between other people.

If you do meet inside, let fresh air in to help let virus particles out.

Before you head out, take a test to make sure you’re not infected. If you test positive or have any Covid-19 symptoms, self-isolate and book a PCR test immediately, either online or by calling 119.

West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is also reminding people to take extra care if you plan to mark the occasion with fireworks.

In the wrong hands, fireworks can cause serious injuries and destroy lives, so it’s vital you follow the Firework Code and know what to do if you were to suffer a burn.

Following these simple measures will help to keep everyone safe and give you peace of mind to relax and enjoy the celebrations.

Covid-19 cases are currently high in West Sussex – see the latest data dashboard.

More local information about Covid-19


Latest local vaccination update

The Covid-19 vaccination programme continues across West Sussex and anyone eligible is encouraged to get their jabs.

 

Who can get a Covid-19 vaccine?

  • 1st doses – everyone aged 12 and above
  • 2nd doses – everyone aged 17 and 3/4 months and above
  • Booster vaccines – people in eligible groups at six months from their second dose.

Vaccination appointments for 12 to 15 year-olds can also now be booked through the National Booking System or by calling 119, this is in addition to vaccinations taking place in schools.

For more information about vaccinations for 12-17 year olds, including a useful frequently asked questions section, visit the Sussex Health and Care Partnership website.


Taking ‘Betty Bronco’ on school run proves a winner

Dusting down a 1970s bicycle proved lucky for Aimee Collins when she shared her efforts to be more active in on our ‘win a £500 bike shop voucher’ competition.

Aimee’s entry was judged the best in the contest, run as part of our #ThinkActiveTravel campaign.

Residents were invited to reply to the competition post on Facebook and say how they had started to make greener and healthier travel choices. Aimee wrote:

“My daughter started school this year, and we cycle every day on the school run. I got an old 1970s bike and added a kid’s saddle to the back. My daughter loves riding ‘Betty Bronco’ to school and back, I get more exercise, we both get fresh air and don’t have to rely on the car. I haven’t bought petrol in about 6 weeks! She is also learning road safety, so it’s a winner all round.”

County council Highways and Transport cabinet member Joy Dennis is pictured presenting the prize voucher to Aimee and her daughter Fenn, five, who are from Crawley. South Downs Bikes owner Martin Richardson and retail operations manager Aaron Creamer are also pictured.

Thanks go to South Downs Bikes for helping us with the competition.


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Did you Know

It’s Meals on Wheels Week, but our #mealsonwheelsheroes offer more than just a meal. Drivers from @apetitouk offer wellbeing checks, helping customers stay safe in their own homes. Find out more about our Meals on Wheels service here or call 01903 718893.


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Local Health Network News: September 2021

Ensuring a safe return to education

Schools and colleges are reopening from today (Thursday 2 September) and we’ve put together all the information parents, carers and pupils need to know to ensure a safe return to learning.

This includes what Covid-19 measures have been put in place at schools and how schools manage outbreaks, a section aimed at how young people can keep themselves and others safe and still enjoy life, and advice and guidance on mental health and wellbeing.

All pupils will be expected to attend school or college as normal, provided they do not have Covid-19 or are showing any symptoms of it.

Secondary and college-aged pupils are asked to take two tests at their school when they return. However, pupils who have tested positive on a PCR test in the last 90 days should not participate in the return to school testing, because it could show a false positive result.

University students will also be returning over the next few weeks and should ensure they’ve had their vaccinations and test before they go back.

Back to school – safely


Testing, testing – it’s still vital

It’s vital to keep testing ourselves for coronavirus.

If you haven’t taken a lateral flow coronavirus test before or you’d rather not do it yourself you can have one at a local pharmacy. Trained staff will be happy to assist with a test which will involve a swab of your nose and throat. You’ll receive the results by text. Visit our website to find a list of participating pharmacies in West Sussex. This is a drop-in service but we recommend you book first. This service is only available if you do not have coronavirus symptoms.

If you do test positive follow the rules on self-isolation – see more here.

Check out the latest local Covid-19 data here.

Remember we can all take simple steps to protect each other – hands, face, space, let fresh air in.

More local information about Covid-19


Vaccination update

Most adults in West Sussex are now vaccinated, but if you are yet to have yours or know anyone who hasn’t, then check out details of walk-in clinics or how to book an appointment.

It’s really important for young people going to university in the autumn to get their jabs before they go.

Young people aged 16 and 17 can also have a vaccine now (and eligible 12-15 year olds too). They’ll be contacted to book an appointment or can attend some walk-in clinics. Find out more and read frequently asked questions here.

As of Tuesday 31 August 645,687 people over 18 in West Sussex have had one dose of the vaccine. That’s 86.2% of the population.


Book a chimney sweep to prevent fire

Last year West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service attended 77 chimney fires across the county.

Therefore, as part of the Chimney Fire Safety Week campaign, the service is urging residents to get their chimneys swept before the cold weather sets in.

Fire services across the country see a large increase in the number of chimney fires they attend during the winter months. This is because they have not been kept clean and are not safe to use.

Other chimney fire safety tips include:

  • using fire or spark guards
  • always extinguishing the fire before going to bed or leaving the house
  • never blocking air bricks, vents or flues

always fitting a carbon monoxide detector and smoke alarm – it could save your life.

Keep your chimney safe


Could you become a foster carer?
A couple that fostered children through the county council retired recently after an incredible 56 years.

Over that time Pauline and Roger Fitter (pictured) cared for over 600 children and gained a reputation as carers who go above and beyond for children in their care, with exceptional skill, patience and warmth. Read their inspirational story here.

We’re looking for more foster carers to provide a safe, secure and loving environment to children facing a challenging time in their lives. If you’ve got lots of love to give and the determination to make a difference to a child, then we want to hear from you.

Fostering with the county council means you’ll be part of a large network of foster carers and receive fantastic training and support. We’ve also recently increased our financial allowances.

We hold monthly online information evenings, if you’d like to find out more. The next one is on Tuesday 14 September from 7 – 8pm – book now.

Find out about fostering


Secondary school applications open on Monday

From 9am on Monday morning (6 September) you can apply for your child to start Year 7 at secondary school in September 2022.


The deadline for applications is midnight on Sunday 31 October 2021.

How to apply for a secondary school place


Interested in solar panels? Solar Together Sussex scheme is now open

We have launched a second round of the Solar Together Sussex scheme to help our residents reduce their carbon emissions and energy costs by fitting solar panels to their home.

The group buying scheme brings households together to install high quality solar panels and battery systems at a competitive price.

You can register for free and without obligation.

If you already have solar panels, you can register to have a battery storage system added so you can get the most out of the clean energy you generate.

Here’s how it works:

  • Registration – the homeowner registers their interest in the scheme free of charge and without obligation. They provide some basic information about their roof, such as its size and orientation.
  • Auction – a supplier ‘auction’ will be held on 28 September when approved solar installers will bid to supply solar panels to all the households who have registered their interest, with the most competitive bid winning. The more people that register, the better the deal should be for each household.
  • Personal recommendation – from the start of October, those who have signed up will be emailed a personal recommendation and quote from the winning supplier. This is based on the roof details given during registration.
  • Decision: Those who have signed up to the scheme will then need to decide if they want to accept the recommendation and quote. There is no obligation to continue. They will have until 26 November 2021 to decide.

Installation: If the recommendation and quote is accepted, the winning supplier will be in contact to survey the roof and set an installation date.

To register or for more information


Helping reduce crime and anti-social behaviour

Our Community Safety and Wellbeing Team works with partner organisations to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour across West Sussex.

The team is involved in a number of community safety issues including domestic abuse, sexual violence, staying safe online, hate incident reporting and modern slavery and human trafficking.

To keep up to date with community safety topics, including current support and advice, information on key campaigns and events taking place across the county, follow the team on social media via Facebook and Twitter and you can also sign up to their Community Safety E-newsletter, which comes out every six weeks.

Crime prevention – more information


Have your say on local issues

The Draft West Sussex Transport Plan (WSTP) details how we will approach managing and investing in the transport network from 2022 to 2036.

A webinar introducing the Draft Plan will take place on 8 September from 2-3.30pm via Microsoft Teams. Officers will also be available to respond to questions.

If you would like to attend, please email ltp@westsussex.gov.uk.

Take part in the consultation here.

Other live consultations you can take part in:

Local Flood Risk Management Strategy; closes Thursday 30 September.


Spotted any faded lines or damaged road signs?

If you’ve noticed either then you can report them via our Love West Sussex app.


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WSCC – Public Notice

West Sussex County Council
Temporary Traffic Regulation

HAZELWICK AVENUE SOUTHBOUND ON-SLIP, THREE BRIDGES

NOTICE IS hereby given that in pursuance of the provisions of Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the use of (and parking on) Hazelwick Avenue Southbound on-slip, Three Bridges from junction with Northgate Roundabout to junction with Hazelwick Avenue Southbound is temporarily prohibited from 13/07/2021 at 10.00 until 13/07/2021 at 14.00
The restriction will be in place off peak only between 10.00 – 14.00

This closure is necessary to allow Balfour Beatty to undertake urgent carriageway pothole repairs on behalf of WSCC

Emergency vehicle, Residential and Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times

websiteHazelwick Avenue Southbound, Crawley

The alternative route for traffic will be signed on site

This restriction will be effective for a maximum of 5 days from the start date given above

Any queries about the effect of the closure on traffic using the highway please contact West Sussex County Council on phone 01243 642105

Any queries about the works please contact Balfour Beatty on phone 01243 642105

Dated 08 July 2021

Matt Davey
Head of Highways and Transport

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WSCC – Public Notice

West Sussex County Council
Temporary Traffic Regulation

CRAWLEY AVENUE ACCESS WESTBOUND, POUND HILL

NOTICE IS hereby given that in pursuance of the provisions of Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the use of (and parking on) Crawley Avenue Access Westbound, Pound Hill from junction with Crawley Avenue to junction with Balcombe Road is temporarily prohibited from 01/02/2021 at 09.30 until 01/02/2021 at 15.00

The restriction will be in place off peak only between 09.30 – 15.00

This closure is necessary to allow Balfour Beatty to undertake urgent carriageway pothole repairs on behalf of WSCC

Emergency vehicle, Residential and Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times

websiteCrawley Avenue Westbound, Crawley

The alternative route for traffic will be signed on site

This restriction will be effective for a maximum of 5 days from the start date given above

Any queries about the effect of the closure on traffic using the highway please contact West Sussex County Council on phone 01243 642105

Any queries about the works please contact Balfour Beatty on phone 01243 642105

Dated Dated 18 January 2021

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WSCC – Public Notice

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West Sussex will be in Tier 2 from next week

New local restrictions to control the spread of coronavirus will come into effect next week. The government has announced that from Wednesday (December 2), West Sussex will be in Tier 2.

This is for areas with a higher or rapidly rising level of infections, and some additional restrictions will need to be in place.

You can find a full breakdown of the new restrictions here.

National restrictions continue to apply until December 2.

Find out more


Local support for NHS Test & Trace

Test and trace

A new service has just gone live to support the national NHS Test and Trace system.

Working from West Sussex County Council’s COVID-19 Community Hub, the
Local Tracing Partnership will take on responsibility for contacting individuals across East and West Sussex who have received a positive COVID-19 test result, but were unable to be contacted by the national NHS Test and Trace team within 48 hours.

Residents in West Sussex who need to be contacted by the Community Hub, will receive a text, call or email from one of the below:

  • Text: COVID TRACE
  • Phone: 01243 642153
  • Email: West Sussex County Council Local COVID Tracing Partnership

Find out more


Immunisation job opportunities

immunisation recruitment

The NHS is looking for people who can help deliver the biggest ever immunisation programme that Sussex has ever seen.

They’re looking for trained vaccinators and people who they can safely train to be vaccinators. This includes people who can work as flexibly as possible, including evenings and weekends.

Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust (SCFT) also need people who can support the programme, including administrators, front-of-house staff, drivers and operations managers.

If you can help, please look at the job opportunities being advertised on the SCFT website, where you can also apply.

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Pop-up Cycle Lanes – Crawley Observer

Anger towards pop-up cycle lanes
30th September 2020 – Crawley Observer

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A petition calling for the removal of Crawley’s, pop-up cycle lanes has now been signed by more than 4,000 people.

A sign warning motorist of pop-up cycle lanes in Crawley

Last week the Crawley Observer reported the petition was launched to remove Crawley’s two routes from Three Bridges to Manor Royal and Pound Hill to the town centre The temporary cycle lanes were set up by West Sussex County Council after receiving money from central Government to help support active travel as the country emerges from lockdown.

We asked our online readers if the pop-up lanes should stay or go.

Janice Wells said: “They should definitely go. This scheme has caused nothing but major congestion, confusion and in my opinion these areas are so much more dangerous for cars and cyclists alike! I hate driving out of Maidenbower now its just ridiculous planning at best….crazy !!!”

Austen Michael Thompson said: “I have been run off the road too many times even in cycle lanes because cars think that I shouldn’t be there, clearly they have not read the highway code completely :-)) “All in all, the cycle lanes are good but the cones are there so that people know the road is changing.”

Becky Beagley said: “There are miles of cycle lanes already in place in and around Crawley especially in the industrial area and cyclists still cycle on the road, next to the cycle lane!!! Can’t wait for the potholes when the posts are finally removed!!”

Alex Clifford said: “I cycle to work every day and I think they are the most stupid thing I’ve ever seen.”

Mick Holland said: “They should never have even popped up in the first place the highway code states that you can’t drive in the chevrons so you remove the chevrons to make way for a Covid 19 pop up cycle lane which no one is using all you have done is make it more dangerous for anyone using the road.”

Andrew Keith said: “They should be removed and replaced with a proper cycle network, and police who actually enforce the law and stop people cycling on footpaths illegally, and illegally using electric scooters.”

Danielle Kail said: “I think we should have all pedestrian paths shared with bikes too…I don’t think bikes should be considered safe on a road personally (I never feel safe: on a road when on a bike, and certainly wouldn’t with my two children). Either that or have much narrower but secure lanes for them, bikes don”t need a lane as wide as a car … I want to see more bike lanes/accessible spaces for bikes (at least all cycle paths joining up around Crawley … on the shared pathways),”

Tim Taylor said: “Let’s face it, they are there to appease the minority who have been the most Vocal. There’s no requirement for them.”

Lynne Sparshott, said: “Definitely go! An accident waiting to happen and an absolute nightmare, I’ve still yet to see a cyclist using it.”

WSCC – Public Notice

West Sussex County Council
Traffic Regulation Act 1984 – Section 23
Crawley – Pound Hill: A2220 Copthorne Road
Pedestrian Crossing Place

Permission has been granted to advertise the proposed installation of a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing on the A2220 Copthorne Road 140 metres north-east of the Balcombe Road/Worth Park Avenue roundabout junction.

Pedestrian Crossing Place - Pound Hill: A2220 Copthorne Road

As part of the legal process West Sussex County Council is required under the Road Traffic Regulation Act to undertake a formal consultation with you. I am pleased to attach a weblink. This will enable you to view:

  • Plans showing the proposed crossing location
  • Statement of Reasons for proposing to install the crossing
  • Draft Order
  • Public Notice

website Live Consultations

If you have any problems accessing the consultation documents via the link please contact me immediately.

In the usual way if you wish to express support or raise an objection about any part of the proposal please e-mail email tro.team@westsussex.gov.uk, or write to TRO Team, West Sussex County Council, The Grange, Tower Street, Chichester, PO19 1RH quoting reference TRO/CRW8024/RC

Please note the statutory consultation period ends on 3 September 2020 and any comments you wish us to take into consideration should be received before this date.

Rebecca Caney
FCILeX Legal Officer Chichester, Crawley & Horsham TRO Team

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WSCC – Public Notice

West Sussex County Council

(Crawley Borough) Parking Places And Traffic Regulation
(Consolidation) Order 2010
Byron Close & Various Roads Amendment Order 201*

Permission has been granted to advertise a proposed Traffic Order the effect of which will be to introduce lengths of prohibition of waiting at all times (double yellow lines) on sections of both sides of Byron Close, Park Way, Chaucer Road and Wordsworth Close.

As part of the legal process West Sussex County Council is required under the Road Traffic Regulation Act to undertake a formal consultation with you. I am pleased to attach a weblink. This will enable you to view:

  • Plans showing the proposed waiting restrictions
  • Statement of Reasons for proposing to install the crossing & make the Order
  • Draft Order
  • Public Notice

Crawley Live TRO Consultations

If you have any problems accessing the consultation documents via the link please contact me immediately.

In the usual way if you wish to express support or raise an objection about any part of the proposal please e-mail email tro.team@westsussex.gov.uk, or write to TRO Team, West Sussex County Council, The Grange, Tower Street, Chichester, PO19 1RH quoting reference TRO/CRW1902/RC

Please note the statutory consultation period ends on 26 August 2020 and any comments you wish us to take into consideration should be received before this date.

Kind Regards

Rebecca Caney
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