Use the search options below to find information regarding recent decisions that have been taken by the Council’s Cabinet and Lead Members, and delegated decisions taken by officers.
Upcoming decisions of the Cabinet and Lead Members can be viewed in the Council’s Forward Plan, which is updated every month.
Decisions involving the procurement of goods or services can also be viewed on the Local Government Transparency Code For Contracts and Purchase Orders Over £5k webpage.
The project was placed on the Forward Plan
with the 28 day notice period. During this time a tender process
for the works concluded. This process showed Etec Contractors to
offer value for money to deliver the new nursery at Wadhurst CE
Primary School and is in line with pre-tender cost estimates and
programme delivery. This decision allows the Contract to be awarded
for the project to proceed to delivery.
Decision Maker: Chief Operating Officer
Decision published: 26/05/2023
Effective from: 03/06/2023
Decision:
To provide a 60ft nursery provision on site at
Wadhurst CE
Primary School. This will allow the current provision in the
village
to move to the school site and the existing building to be
made
surplus to requirements. Funding has been allocated in the
Capital Programme to provide a modular building to
accommodate the new facilities at Wadhurst School and
allowing education to be provided for pupils between the
ages of 2 to 11 years. A tender process has now been concluded and
with the appointment of Etec Contractors with works due to start on
12th June 2023 for opening in September 2023.
Planning permission has been granted.
Lead officer: Ros Parker
To appoint a contractor to carry out the
Decarbonisation of Heat Works at Rocks Park Primary School,
Uckfield, TN22 2AY. To enable delivery of a project to move from
fossil fuel to low carbon heat pumps within the timescales required
by the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) 3b grant. These
mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) works were placed on the
forward plan as the pre-tender estimate (PTE) indicated there was a
risk that the contract could exceed £500k.
Decision Maker: Chief Operating Officer
Decision published: 25/05/2023
Effective from: 25/05/2023
Decision:
The contract was awarded to the best value
bidder which was also in line with the pre-tender estimate (PTE).
The decision is based on the consultant tender report findings. The
tender award will enable the delivery of the project within the
timescale dictated by the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme
(PSDS) Phase 3 grant. The project will facilitate carbon reduction
from the move from fossil fuel to low carbon heating and avoid
replacement with a like for like fossil fuel system. Project
delivery will support achievement of CEP and BSD Portfolio plan
targets 2023-25.
Lead officer: Ros Parker
Approval for a surrender and regrant of the Uckfield Rugby and Football Club lease due to a slight change to the leased areas.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change
Made at meeting: 23/05/2023 - Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change
Decision published: 23/05/2023
Effective from: 31/05/2023
Decision:
6.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Chief Operating Officer.
DECISIONS
6.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to:
1) Approve the surrender and regrant of the Uckfield Rugby Football Club lease; and
2) Delegate authority to the Chief Operating Officer to determine the detailed terms of the new lease, to approve the final lease negotiations and the signing of the lease by the Council and take any other actions considered appropriate to give effect to the above decision.
REASONS
6.3 The increase in the land contained under the current lease needs to be legally documented and it is preferrable that this is documented under one lease. The alternative would have been to keep the existing lease in place and grant an additional lease on the additional space, which might cause confusion.
Divisions affected: Uckfield North;
Lead officer: Rebecca Lewis
Planned public infrastructure street works to Eastbourne centre require storage facilities for materials prior to their installation. It is proposed to rent an area of secure open storage space at Brampton Road Eastbourne for an initial one year period at a rental of £65,000. The decision to take a one year lease on the storage space at this rental is requested.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change
Made at meeting: 23/05/2023 - Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change
Decision published: 23/05/2023
Effective from: 31/05/2023
Decision:
5.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Chief Operating Officer.
DECISIONS
5.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to:
1) Agree that East Sussex County Council take a new lease for approximately 12 months of land in Brampton Road Eastbourne, to be used as open storage space; and
2) Delegate authority to the Chief Operating Officer to determine the detailed terms of the lease, to approve the final lease negotiations and the signing of the lease by East Sussex County Council (ESCC). To take any other actions considered appropriate to give effect to the above decision to secure best value in accordance with the Local Government Act 1999.
REASONS
5.3 There is a need for storage of bulk materials to be used by Council contractors in Phase 2a of the Eastbourne Town Centre Improvement Scheme. The need for storage close to the works, will reduce transportation and time costs as much as possible. There is a lack of alternative suitable storage space in the surrounding area.
Divisions affected: Eastbourne - Hampden Park;
Lead officer: John Tripp
Approval to use the SEG Network Services Framework, which was procured and is managed by ESCC, as the route to market for the procurement of the Wi-Fi service. With delegated authority to the Chief Operating Officer to award.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change
Made at meeting: 23/05/2023 - Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change
Decision published: 23/05/2023
Effective from: 31/05/2023
Decision:
7.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Chief Operating Officer together with exempt information contained in a later agenda item.
DECISIONS
7.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to:
1) Note the contract end of the existing Wi-Fi solution and need for a replacement service;
2) Support the recommendation to use the SEG Network Services Framework as the route to market for the procurement of the replacement Wi-Fi service;
3) Support the recommendation to use the Fortinet solution as the underpinning technology; and
4) Delegate contract award to the Chief Operating Officer.
REASONS
7.3 There is a requirement to replace the existing Wi-Fi service and this need can be met by using the SEG Network Services Framework as the procurement route to secure a replacement Wi-Fi service and by using the Fortinet solution as the underpinning technology platform.
Lead officer: Matt Scott
Petition for a one-way system (from Station Road to Bellbanks Road), and 20mph speed limit for Garfield Road, Hailsham. A petition was submitted to the County Council on 7 February 2023 and needs to be considered by Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
6.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport.
6.2 Mr Dan Page, a representative of the Lead Petitioner for the petition calling on the County Council to implement a one-way system and 20mph speed limit in Garfield Road, Hailsham spoke to highlight safety concerns regarding speed of traffic and parking along Garfield Road.
DECISIONS
6.3 The Lead Member RESOLVED to advise petitioners that:
(1) A potential scheme to implement a one-way system and 20mph speed limit in Garfield Road has been assessed through the approved High Level Sift process and is not a priority for the County Council at the present time; and
(2) Petitioners may wish to consider taking a potential scheme forward through Community Match. A Feasibility Study at a cost of £500 would be required prior to a Community Match application.
REASONS
6.4 A scheme to implement a 20mph speed limit, one-way system and any supporting traffic calming features in Garfield Road is not presently a priority for funding from the County Council’s budget. However, appropriate improvements could be considered should an alternative source of funding become available, or if an application through Community Match was successful.
Divisions affected: Hailsham Market;
Lead officer: Victoria Bartholomew
To authorise expenditure for 2023/24 as contribution towards Community Match schemes.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 30/05/2023
Decision:
5.1 To avoid the potential for a perceived conflict of interest, the Lead Member for Resources and Climate Change considered a report by the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport on behalf of the Lead Member for Transport and Environment.
DECISIONS
5.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to:
(1) Agree that £30,000 of match funding is allocated towards the Blackboys Community Match speed limit reduction scheme for detailed design work in 2023/24 and construction in 2023/24; and
(2) Delegate authority to the Director of Communities, Economy & Transport to approve the 50% match funding contribution for the scheme in Table 1 up to a maximum contribution of £50,000 once the design and construction costs are known.
REASONS
5.3 The Community Match programme continues to provide the opportunity for town/parish councils, local resident groups and organisations to secure match funding to enable local priority schemes to be delivered which otherwise would not come forward using County Council funding alone through the capital programme of local transport improvements. From the £250,000 allocation for 2023/24, there is sufficient funding available to provide the community match funding requests to deliver the scheme at Blackboys for which an application has been submitted.
Divisions affected: Lewes; Uckfield South with Framfield;
Lead officer: Nicholas Mitchell
Petition for a 20mph speed limit and HGV restriction on Lower Park Road between Dordrecht Way and Bethune Way, Hastings. A petition was submitted to the County Council on 7 February 2023 and needs to be considered by Lead Member for Transport and Environment.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
8.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport.
8.2 Mr Mark Etherington and Mr Jeremy Llewellyn-Jones, the Lead Petitioners for the petition calling on the County Council to implement 20mph and Heavy Goods Vehicle limits on Lower Park Road, Hastings spoke to highlight safety concerns, pollution, the increased number of HGVs in the area and the positioning of the speed monitoring equipment used as part of the speed survey collected for the report.
DECISIONS
8.3 The Lead Member RESOLVED to advise petitioners that:
(1) A potential scheme to implement a 20mph speed limit and Heavy Goods Vehicle restriction has been assessed through the approved High Level Sift process and is not a priority for the County Council at the present time; and
(2) Petitioners may wish to consider taking a potential scheme forward through Community Match. A Feasibility Study at a cost of £500 would be required prior to a Community Match application.
REASONS
8.4 A scheme to implement a 20mph speed limit and HGV restriction in Lower Park Road does not meet the County Council’s criteria and, therefore, is not presently a priority for funding. However, appropriate improvements could be considered should an alternative source of funding become available, or an application through Community Match was successful.
Divisions affected: Hastings - Braybrooke and Castle;
Lead officer: Victoria Bartholomew
Petition for a one-way system, illuminated formal pedestrian crossing and traffic calming measures in Ocklynge Road, Eastbourne. A petition was submitted to the County Council on 7 February 2023 and needs to be considered by Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Transport and Environment
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
7.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport.
7.2 Mr Bruno Santiano, the Lead Petitioner for the petition calling on the County Council to implement a one-way system, pedestrian crossing and traffic calming measures in Ocklynge Road, Eastbourne spoke to highlight safety concerns, noise levels and pollution along Ocklynge Road.
DECISIONS
7.3 The Lead Member RESOLVED to advise petitioners that:
(1) A potential scheme to implement a one-way system, pedestrian crossing and traffic calming measures has been assessed through the approved High Level Sift process and is not a priority for the County Council at the present time.
(2) Petitioners may wish to consider taking a potential scheme forward through Community Match. A Feasibility Study at a cost of £500 would be required prior to a Community Match application.
REASONS
7.4 A scheme to implement a one-way system, pedestrian crossing and traffic calming measures in Ocklynge Road does not meet the Council’s criteria and therefore, is not a priority for the County Council at the present time. However, appropriate improvements could be considered should an alternative source of funding become available, or an application through Community Match was successful.
Divisions affected: Eastbourne - Old Town; Eastbourne - Upperton;
Lead officer: Victoria Bartholomew
To reverse the decision taken on 27 February 2023 to reduce the PAN for Iford & Kingston CE School.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Education and Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Education and Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
7.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Director of Children’s Services regarding an increase PAN for Iford & Kingston CE Primary School.
DECISIONS
7.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to agree to an increase in PAN for Iford & Kingston CE Primary School from 20 places to 30 places for the 2024-25 academic year.
REASONS
7.3 The request to increase the PAN was proposed following a change in leadership at the school and a higher than anticipated number of applications being received for the September 2023 intake.
Divisions affected: Ouse Valley West and Downs;
Lead officer: Jo Miles
To consider the future of Holy Cross CE Primary School.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Education and Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Education and Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
5.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Director of Children’s Services regarding the future of Holy Cross CE Primary School.
DECISIONS
5.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to approve the Local Authority taking forward a statutory process to consult on the closure of Holy Cross CE Primary School by 31 December 2023.
REASONS
5.3 The Local Authority is committed to ensuring all children in East Sussex are able to receive an excellent standard of education. Regrettably, the Local Authority and the Diocese no longer believe that the education on offer at the school meets this standard. Given the urgency of the situation in terms of the rapidly decreasing number of children, the challenge of securing appropriate leadership and teaching staff for the school and the concerns over the quality of education that children are receiving, the Local Authority and the Diocese believe that closure of the school at the earliest opportunity is in the best interests of the children and the school community.
Divisions affected: Uckfield North; Uckfield South with Framfield;
Lead officer: Gary Langford
The Lead Member is recommended to approve the Post-16 Transport Policy Statement for the 2023-24 academic year following the required consultation.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Education and Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Education and Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
6.1 The Lead Member considered a report by the Director of Children’s Services regarding the proposed Post-16 Transport Policy Statement for the 2023-2024 academic year.
DECISIONS
6.2 The Lead Member RESOLVED to approve the Post-16 Transport Policy Statement for the 2023-24 academic year as set out in Appendix 3 of the report.
REASONS
6.3 The County Council has carried out its legal duty to consult on the annual Post-16 Transport Policy Statement. Following consultation, the proposed statement has been updated from the draft statement to reflect all the bus fare changes, the reduction to the Post 16 contribution and to the Vacant Seat rate.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Ian Crudge
East Sussex County Council (ESCC) has been working with district and borough council partners to develop a county-wide business support and skills programmes, funded from their UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) allocations. In addition, Lewes District Council has asked ESCC to manage and deliver a grants programme funded through the Newhaven Town Deal.
Lead Member is asked to agree the programme of activities for the UKSPF and the Newhaven Town Deal grants programme. Moreover, the Lead Member is asked to delegate authority to the Director of Communities Economy and Transport to enter into grant agreements or other legal agreement with district and borough council partners regarding the above.
Decision Maker: Lead Member for Economy
Made at meeting: 22/05/2023 - Lead Member for Economy
Decision published: 22/05/2023
Effective from: 27/05/2023
Decision:
5.1 The Leader considered a report by the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport on behalf of the Lead Member for Economy.
DECISIONS
5.2 The Leader RESOLVED to:
(1) Note the work that has been done to develop county-wide business support and skills programmes working with district and borough partners;
(2) Note the development of the Newhaven Town Deal Grants programme;
(3) Approve the commissioning and/or managing of county-wide business support and skills programmes on behalf of district and borough funding partners including a grants programme in Newhaven; and
(4) Delegate authority to the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport (CET) to enter into grant agreements or other arrangements with district and borough funding partners using UK Shared Prosperity Funds (including Rural England Prosperity Fund), Town Deal and other funding as identified by funding partners.
REASONS
5.3 There has been significant work that has taken place with district and borough partners to put in place business support and skills programmes following the loss of EU funding, together with the development of a Grants Programme for the Newhaven Town Deal area.
5.4 Delegation of authority to the Director of Communities, Economy and Transport (CET) to enter into grant agreements or other arrangements with funding partners and commission delivery via grant or competitive tendering processes will ensure that East Sussex County Council (ESCC) can move to the next, vital stage of delivering much needed support to businesses and residents in East Sussex as part of work to drive sustainable economic growth in line with one of ESCC’s priority outcomes.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Katy Thomas
To allow East Sussex Highways to carry out
works, East Sussex County Council have made an Order under Sections
14(1) and 15(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as
amended, which will temporarily close the following lengths of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 19/05/2023
Effective from: 26/05/2023
Decision:
Temporary Road Closures
Catts Green / Whorne Woods / Tank Hill / Chitcombe Road - from the
junction with B2165 Cripps Corner Road to the junction with A28
Oakhill Drive
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 14
July 2023
Diversion via B2165 Staplecross Road, Cripps Corner Road, Northiam
Road, Horns Cross - A28 Northiam Road and vice versa.
Madeira Drive - from the junction with U3040 King Edward Avenue to
the junction with U3040 Normandy Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 14
July 2023
Diversion via U3040 King Edward Avenue, Normandy Road and vice
versa.
Darwell Hill / Kane Hythe Road - from the junction with C412
Penshurst Lane to the junction with A271 Beechwood Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 30
July 2023
Diversion via A271 Beechwood Road, Kitchenham Road, Boreham Hill,
Boreham Street, The Strait, Windmill Hill Road, Gardner Street,
Hailsham Road, New Road, Amberstone, Hawkswood Road, Upper
Horsebridge, Lower Horsebridge - A22 Boship roundabout - A267 New
North Street, North Street, Eastbourne Road, Horam Road, High
Street, Little London Road - A265 Cross In Hand Road, High Street,
Mutton Hall Hill, Burwash Road - B2096 Battle Road, Cade Street,
Battle Road, Earls Down, Carricks Hill, Battle Road, Darwell Hill
and vice versa.
Northiam Road - from the junction with B2165 Horns Cross to the
junction with B2089 Udimore Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 21
July 2023
Diversion via B2165 Horns Cross, Northiam Road, Cripps Corner Road
- B2089 Catts Green, Whorne Woods, Tank Hill, Chitcombe Road and
vice versa.
Harley Shute Road - from the junction with A259 Bexhill Road to the
junction with B2092 Crowhurst Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 19 June & 21
July 2023
Diversion via B2092 Crowhurst Road – A2690 Queensway –
A2100 The Ridge West – B2159 Battle Road – A21 London
Road – A2102 London Road – A259 Grand Parade, Marina,
Grosvenor Crescent and vice versa.
A safe route will be provided for pedestrians and vehicular access
for residents and to properties maintained whenever possible.
The Order commences 1 June 2023 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken as detailed
above depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
To allow East Sussex Highways to carry out
works, East Sussex County Council have made an Order under Sections
14(1) and 15(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as
amended, which will temporarily close the following lengths of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 19/05/2023
Effective from: 26/05/2023
Decision:
Temporary Road Closures
Ditchling Road / Lewes Road / West Street / Keymer Road - from the
junction with A275 The Street to the junction with B2116 Keymer
Road (WSX)
Restriction is anticipated to be in place from 19:00hrs to 06:00hrs
between 1 June & 21 July 2023
Diversion via B2112 High Street – B2112 Common Lane - B2112
Ditchling Road – C6 Green Road – C6 South Road - C323
Honeypot Lane - C323 Mill Lane – A275 South Road – A275
Resting Oak Hill – A275 Cooksbridge Road - B2116 Ditchling
Road and vice versa.
High Street / North End / Common Lane - from the junction with
B2116 Lewes Road to the junction with B2213 Folders Lane
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 5 June & 31
July 2023
Diversion via B2112 Ditchling Road – C6 Green Road – C6
South Road - C323 Honeypot Lane - C323 Mill Lane – A275 South
Road – A275 Resting Oak Hill – A275 Cooksbridge Road -
B2116 Ditchling Road – B2116 Lewes Road and vice versa.
Claremont Road / Station Approach - from the junction with U5479
Claremont Road to the junction with C30 Church Street
Restriction is anticipated to be in place from 19:00hrs to 06:00hrs
between 28 June & 21 July 2023
Diversion via A259 Clinton Place - A259 Sutton Park Road - A259
Sutton Road – A259 Eastbourne Road - A259 East Dean Road
– A259 Seaford Road - A259 Friston Hill – A259
Eastbourne Road – A259 East Dean Road – A259 Church
Street – A259 The Goffs - A2270 Upperton Road – A2270
Willingdon Road – A2270 Eastbourne Road – A27(T) -
A26(T) – A26 New Road – A29 Drove Road – A259 The
Drove – A259 Seaford Road – A259 Newhaven Road –
A259 Buckle bypass.
Hill Rise - from the junction with U5486 Princess Drive to the
junction with A259 Buckle bypass
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 3 July & 21
July 2023
Diversion via A259 Buckle bypass – U5495 Beacon Road –
U5494 Carlton Road – U5496 Beacon Drive and vice versa.
Princess Drive - from the junction with U5494 Carlton Road to the
junction with A259 Buckle bypass
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 3 July & 21
July 2023
Diversion via A259 Buckle bypass – U5495 Beacon Road –
U5494 Carlton Road – U5496 Beacon Drive and vice versa.
Carlton Road - from the junction with U5496 Beacon Drive to the
junction with U5486 Princess Drive
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 4 July & 21
July 2023
Diversion via U5486 Princess Drive – U5496 Beacon Drive and
vice versa.
Hartfield Road - from the junction with U5447 Southdown Road to the
junction with A259 Eastbourne Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 18 October &
1 November 2023
Diversion via A259 Eastbourne Road – A259 Sutton Road - U5447
Southdown Road and vice versa.
A safe route will be provided for pedestrians and vehicular access
for residents and to properties maintained whenever possible.
The Order commences 1 June 2023 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken as detailed
above depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
To allow East Sussex Highways to carry out
works, East Sussex County Council have made an Order under Sections
14(1) and 15(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as
amended, which will temporarily close the following lengths of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 19/05/2023
Effective from: 26/05/2023
Decision:
Temporary Road Closures
Shepherds Hill / Cat Street / Gallipot Hill / Newtons Hill /
Hartfield Road - from the junction with A22 London Road to the
junction with B2026 Jib Jacks Hill
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 21
July 2023
Diversion via B2026 Jib Jacks Hill - Chuck Hatch Road - High Road
– C3 Crowborough Road – A22 Millbrook Hill - Wych Cross
- Lewes Road - London Road and vice versa.
School Lane - from the junction with U7492 Baxters Lane to the
junction with A275 London Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 30
July 2023
Diversion via C5 Stone Quarry Lane – C3 Beaconsfield Road
– A275 Lewes Road - London Road and vice versa.
New Town - from the junction with U7880 River Way to Highlands
roundabout
Restriction is anticipated to be in place from 20:00hrs to 06:00hrs
between 1 June & 20 June 2023
Diversion via C58 Lewes Road – A22 Uckfield bypass –
B2102 Bell Farm Road - Bell Lane - High Street and vice
versa.
To facilitate these works access for B2102 Framfield Road at the
junction with the B2102 New Town will be via C58 Lewes Road –
A22 Uckfield bypass - Eastbourne Road – B2192 Heathfield Road
- Lewes Road – B2102 High Street - Framfield Road and vice
versa.
Lewes Road - from the junction with A22 Uckfield bypass to
Highlands roundabout
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 15 June & 27
June 2023
Diversion via A22 Uckfield bypass – C26 Eastbourne Road and
vice versa.
Elm Way - from the junction with U7352 Mulberry Way to the junction
with U7352 Aspen Walk
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 19 June & 14
July 2023
Bartley Mill Road - from the junction with B2169 Furnace Lane to
the junction the C82 Monks Lane
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 27 July & 15
August 2023
Diversion via C82 Monks Lane - Newbury Lane – B2100 Cousley
Wood Road - Sparrows Green Road – B2099 Durgates - Station
Road - Station Hill - Frant Road, Riverhall Hill - Wadhurst Road
– A267 Mayfield Road – C81 The Green - Bells Yew Green
Road - B2169 Bayham Road and vice versa.
Argos Hill / Tunbridge Wells Road / Mayfield Road / Frant Green
Road / Frant Road / Mayfield Bypass - from the junction with A267
Mayfield roundabout to the junction with C70 Bunny Lane
Restriction is anticipated to be in place from 20:00hrs to 06:00hrs
between 12 June & 30 August 2023
Diversion via C70 Bunny Lane - A26 Eridge Road - Beacon Road -
Uckfield Road - Five Ash Down - Mill Pond Road - A272 Budletts Lane
- Station Road - High Street - Pound Green - Main Road - Summer
Hill – A267 Mayfield Road - Wellbrook Hill - Mayfield bypass
- Tunbridge Wells Road - Argos Hill and vice versa.
A safe route will be provided for pedestrians and vehicular access
for residents and to properties maintained whenever possible.
The Order commences 1 June 2023 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken as detailed
above depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
To allow SGN to carry out works, East Sussex
County Council have made an Order under Sections 14(1) and 15(1)(b)
of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, which will
temporarily close the following length of road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 19/05/2023
Effective from: 26/05/2023
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Westcourt Drive - from the junction with U6535 Terminus Avenue to
the junction with U6534 Collington avenue
A safe route will be provided for pedestrians and vehicular access
for residents and to properties maintained whenever possible with
an alternative route for through traffic via U6534 Collington
Avenue – B2098 Terminus Road – A269 Buckhurst Road
– A269 Upper Sea Road – B2182 Sea Road, Marina, West
Parade – U6547 Richmond Avenue and vice versa.
The Order commences 29 May 2023 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken between 29 May
& 17 July 2023 depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
To allow East Sussex Highways to carry out
works, East Sussex County Council have made an Order under Sections
14(1) and 15(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as
amended, which will temporarily close the following lengths of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 19/05/2023
Effective from: 26/05/2023
Decision:
Temporary Road Closures - from 19:00hrs and
06:00hrs
East Hoathly Bypass / South Street - from the junction with C13
Park Lane to the junction with A22 The Shaw roundabout
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 21
July 2023
Diversion via A22 Eastbourne Road – B2192 Lewes Road,
Terrible Down, The Broyle - B2124 Laughton Road, Lewes Road - A22
Holmes Hill, Whitesmith and vice versa.
Eastbourne Road / East Dean Road - from the junction with C37
Gilberts Drive to the junction with U2302 Pashley Road
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 1 June & 21
July 2023
Diversion via A259 Eastbourne Road - A259 Friston Hill – A259
Seaford Road – A259 East Dean Road - A259 Eastbourne Road -
A259 Sutton Road – A259 Sutton Park Road – A259 Clinton
Place – A259 Station Approach – A259 Claremont Road
– A259 Buckle bypass – A259 Newhaven Road – A259
Seaford Road – A259 The Drove – A259 Drove Road –
A259 New Road - A26(T) Newhaven to Beddingham – A27(T)
Beddingham to Polegate – A2270 Eastbourne Road – A2270
Willingdon Road – A2270 Upperton Road – A259 The Goffs
– A259 High Street – A259 Church Street – A259
East Dean Road and vice versa.
Eldon Road - from the junction with A2270 Willingdon Road to the
junction with C695 Victoria Drive
Restriction is anticipated to be in place between 30 June & 22
July 2023
Diversion via A2270 Willingdon Road - U2083 Cobbold Road - Stuart
Avenue - Baldwin Avenue - C695 Victoria Drive and vice versa.
A safe route will be provided for pedestrians and vehicular access
for residents and to properties maintained whenever possible.
The Order commences 1 June 2023 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken as detailed
above depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb