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Notice is hereby given that East Sussex County
Council made an Experimental Order on 30 January 2026, coming into
operation on 13 February 2026 under Sections 9, 10(1) and (2) of
the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, and of all other
enabling powers, for a period not exceeding 18 months which will
experimentally introduce the following restriction:-
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 06/02/2026
Effective from: 06/02/2026
Decision:
Prohibition of vehicles except for emergency
services on Terminus Road, between Seaside Road and Grand Parade
during the hours of 09:30am and 23:00pm:
Prohibition of no loading/unloading on Terminus Road between
Seaside Road and Grand Parade during the hours of 09:30am and
23:00pm.
Removeable bollards will be in place?to support these
arrangements.??
A copy of the Experimental Order, plans showing the lengths of road
and a statement of the Council’s reason for making the Order,
may be examined in Reception, East Sussex County Council, County
Hall, St Anne’s Crescent, Lewes BN7 1UE Monday to Friday
between 9am and 4pm and online at;
https://consultation.eastsussex.gov.uk/economy-transport-environment/eastbourne-phase-2b-experimental-traffic-regulatio
Alternatively, scanning the QR code will direct you to the
consultation hub page.
East Sussex County Council will be considering in due course
whether the provisions should be continued in force indefinitely by
means of an Order under Sections 1(1), 2(1) to (4), 3(2), 4(2), 32,
35(1) and (3), 45, 49, 51, 52, 53 of the Road Traffic
Regulation Act 1984.
Any person wishing to make an objection or other representation (or
would like further information ) concerning this Experimental
Traffic Regulation Order being continued must do so in writing,
together with the grounds on which it is made, to the Major
Projects and Growth Team, East Sussex County Council, Communities
Economy & Transport, C Floor – West Block, County Hall,
St Anne’s Crescent, Lewes BN7 1UE or by email
MajorProjectsandGrowth@eastsussex.gov.uk quoting reference TRO/541
to arrive no later than 13 August 2026. (or if the Order is
subsequently varied or modified by an Order made under Section 9,
10(1) or 10(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, six months
from the date of coming into operation of such variation or
modification).
Any person wishing to question the validity of the Experimental
Traffic Regulation Order or of its provisions on the grounds that
it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic
Regulation Act 1984 or on the grounds that any requirement of the
Act or any instrument made under it has not been complied with in
relation to the Order may within six weeks of the date the Order is
made, apply to the High Court for this purpose.
If you would like paper copies of the Experimental Traffic
Regulation Order please telephone Parking Services on 01323 466244
or email parking.escc@eastsussex.gov.uk.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
NOTICE is hereby given that East Sussex County
Council have made an Order, coming into effect on 13 February 2026,
under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act
1984, as amended, and of all other enabling powers, which
introduces new, or revises existing prescribed routes along the
following lengths of road in connection with the introduction of a
new Pedestrian Zone in Terminus Road (between Seaside Road and
Grand Parade) as part of the next phase of the Town Centre
improvement scheme:-
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 06/02/2026
Effective from: 06/02/2026
Decision:
Amendment of One Way Traffic in the following
roads;
Burlington Road between Terminus Road and Elms Avenue
Seaside Road between Terminus Road and Cavendish Place
Terminus Road between Seaside Road and Grand Parade
Trinity Trees between Trinity Place and Terminus Road
Removal of No Right Turn in the following roads;
Into Terminus Road from Seaside Road
Removal of Right turn only in the following road;
Burlington Road into Terminus Road
Introduce Left Turn Only in the following roads;
Elms Road into Burlington Road
Terminus Road into Burlington Road
Amend Prohibition of Entry in the following roads;
Into Terminus Road from Seaside Road
Into Terminus Road from Burlington Road
A copy of the Order, plans showing the lengths of road and a
statement of the Council’s reasons for making the Order along
with a copy of the Order being amended can be viewed in Reception,
East Sussex County Council, County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent,
Lewes BN7 1UE on Monday to Friday between 9am and 4pm or online
at;
Eastbourne Town Centre Movement and Access Package Phase 2b |
Eastbourne Town Centre Movement and Access Package Phase 2b |
live.eastsussexhighways.com
Any person wishing to question the validity of the Order or any of
its provisions on the grounds that it is not within the powers
conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act of 1984, or on the
grounds that any requirement of the Road Traffic Regulation Act or
of any instrument made under it has not been complied with in
relation to the Order, may within six weeks of 6 February 2026,
apply to the High Court for this purpose.
If you have any questions, require further information or would
like paper copies of the proposals please telephone East Sussex
Highways on 0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
Notice is hereby given that East Sussex County
Council have made an Order, coming into effect on 13 February 2026,
under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act
1984, as amended, and of all other enabling powers, which
introduces new, removes or revises the existing parking, waiting
and loading restrictions in the following lengths of road in
connection with the introduction of a new Pedestrian Zone in
Terminus Road (between Seaside Road and Grand Parade) as part of
the next phase of the Town Centre improvement scheme:-
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 06/02/2026
Effective from: 06/02/2026
Decision:
Changes to Prohibition of Waiting At Any Time
in: Burlington Road, Seaside Road, Terminus Road, Trinity
Trees.
Changes to Prohibition of Waiting, No Loading / Unloading At Any
Time in: Langney Road, Seaside Road, Terminus Road, Trinity
Trees.
Changes to Ambulance Parking Places in: Grand Parade.
Changes to Disabled Badge Holders only maximum stay 3 hours no
return within 2 hours in: Seaside Road.
Changes to Pay and Display Places in: Grand Parade, Terminus
Road.
Removal of Goods Vehicle Loading Bays in: Terminus Road.
Removal of Permit Holders or Pay and Display in: Terminus
Road.
Introduction of Pedestrian Zone, no waiting at any time in:
Terminus Road (between Seaside Road and Burlington Road).
A copy of the Order, previously advertised as “The East
Sussex (Eastbourne)(Parking Places and Waiting, No Stopping and
Loading Restrictions) Traffic Regulation Order 2021 Amendment Order
202* No.* (ETCIS Phase 2B)”, plans showing the lengths of
road in detail and a statement of the Council’s reasons for
making the Order along with a copy of the Order plans being amended
can be viewed in Reception, East Sussex County Council, County
Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes BN7 1UE on Monday to Friday
between 9am and 4pm or online at; Eastbourne Town Centre Movement
and Access Package Phase 2b | Eastbourne Town Centre Movement and
Access Package Phase 2b | live.eastsussexhighways.com
Any person wishing to question the validity of the Order or any of
its provisions on the grounds that it is not within the powers
conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act of 1984, or on the
grounds that any requirement of the Road Traffic Regulation Act or
of any instrument made under it has not been complied with in
relation to the Order, may within six weeks of 6 February 2026,
apply to the High Court for this purpose.
If you have any questions, require further information or would
like paper copies of the proposals please telephone East Sussex
Highways 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: 06/02/2026
Effective from: 06/02/2026
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Cooden Drive - from the junction with U6550 Wickham Avenue to the
junction with U6547 Richmond Avenue.
Diversion via U6550 Wickham Avenue - U6551 Sackville Road,
Sackville roundabout - B2182 West Parade - U6546 South Cliff -
U6547 Richmond Avenue and vice versa.
Richmond Road – for approximately 30 metres at the junction
with B2182 Cooden Drive.
Diversion via B2182 Cooden Drive - U6547 Richmond Avenue - U6546
South Cliff - B2182 Richmond Road and vice versa or via U6550
Cooden Drive, Wickham Avenue - U6551 Sackville Road, Sackville
roundabout - B2182 West Parade, Richmond 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 9 February 2026 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 9
February & 23 March 2026 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 length of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 30/01/2026
Effective from: 30/01/2026
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Bexhill Road - from the junction with U3105 Seaside Passage to the
junction with C238 Filsham Road.
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 eastbound via A259 Bexhill
Road - A259(T) Hastings Road, Glyne Gap roundabout - A2036 Hastings
Road, Wrestwood Road - A2691 Mount View Street - A2690 Combe Valley
Way, Queensway - Whitworth Road - A21 Sedlescombe Road North,
London Road - A2102 London Road, Norman Road, Warrior Square - A259
Grand Parade, Marina, Grosvenor Crescent, Bexhill Road &
westbound via A259 Bexhill Road, Grosvenor Crescent, Marina, Grand
Parade - A2102 London Road - A21 London Road, Sedlescombe Road
North - Whitworth Road - A2690 Queensway, Combe Valley Way - A2691
Mount View Street - A2036 Wrestwood Road, Hastings Road - A259(T)
Glyne Gap roundabout, Hastings Road - A259 Bexhill Road.
The Order commences 30 January 2026 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 30
January & 3 February 2026 depending upon the weather
conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
To allow AFI Uplift 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: 30/01/2026
Effective from: 30/01/2026
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Horney Common Road - from the junction with U7854 Huggetts Lane to
the junction with A22 Lampool roundabout.
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 A22 Courtlands Road,
Fords Green Road, High Street, Millbrook Hill, Wych Cross –
A275 Lewes Road, London Road, Lewes Road, Sheffield Green, Shefield
Park, East Grinstead Road – A272 Station Road, Western Road,
High Street, Goldbridge Road, Batts Bridge Road – A22
Maresfield bypass and vice versa.
The Order commences 1 February 2026 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken on 1 February
2026 depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
To consider the developments in relation to establishing an MCCA and whether the Council wishes to agree to its creation and enter into the Statutory Instrument.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 27/01/2026 - Cabinet
Decision published: 27/01/2026
Effective from: 04/02/2026
Decision:
53.1 The Cabinet considered a report by the Chief Executive.
53.2 It was RESOLVED to:
1) Note the changes announced by the Minister to the proposal to devolve to Sussex and Brighton Combined County Authority, in the letter of 4 December 2025;
2) Reconfirm the approval of and consent to the establishment of the Sussex and Brighton Combined County Authority;
3) Delegate authority to the County Council’s Chief Executive, in consultation with the Leader, to agree the contents of, and consent to, the making of the Sussex and Brighton Combined Authority Order 2026; and
4) Delegate authority to the Chief Executive to take such action as necessary to give effect to the above recommendations and to facilitate the establishment of the Combined County Authority.
Reasons
53.3 Members will be familiar with the issues around Devolution and the proposed establishment of the Sussex and Brighton Combined County Authority having received a previous report seeking consent. The report set out the update and the changes in relation to the timings of its implementation and the election of a mayor.
53.4 Notwithstanding the proposed changes, Devolution and the creation of a Mayoral Combined County Authority (MCCA) could bring major benefits to the region. The Government has committed to a £38m annual investment fund over 30 years (£1.14bn) for agreed priorities, aiming to drive economic growth, support employment, and improve local services. The Bill also devolves new powers over transport, housing, and adult skills for more local decision-making.
53.5 Certain powers and responsibilities currently managed by East Sussex County Council will shift to the newly formed MCCA, fostering strategic cooperation on important regional matters like infrastructure and workforce development. While the election of the mayor and devolution of some powers will now be delayed the MCCA remains able to assist and strengthen partnerships across Sussex.
53.6 In order for consent to be given in a timely manner and within the timescales set by Government it is necessary to delegate authority to the Chief Executive, in consultation with the Leader, to agree to the Statutory Instrument and to take any action needed to enact the recommendations and facilitate the establishment of the MCCA.
Lead officer: Philip Baker
External Auditor's Annual Value for Money (VfM) Report on East Sussex County Council 2024/25 from Grant Thornton.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 27/01/2026 - Cabinet
Decision published: 27/01/2026
Effective from: 04/02/2026
Decision:
54.1 The Cabinet considered a report by the Chief Finance Officer.
54.2 It was RESOLVED to note the report.
Reason
54.3 The Annual (Value for Money) Report for 2024/25 in recognising the significant Financial Sustainability challenge the authority faces, has been able to provide positive assurance around Governance and Improving Economy, Efficiency and Effectiveness. One key recommendation has been reported and responded to by management.
Lead officer: Ian Gutsell
To ask Cabinet to approve the draft Council Plan, Council Tax levels, Revenue Budget and Capital Programme for 2026/27 for recommendation to the County Council (including Savings Proposals, Equality Impact Assessment, Engagement and Scrutiny feedback).
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 27/01/2026 - Cabinet
Decision published: 27/01/2026
Effective from: 04/02/2026
Decision:
52.1 The Cabinet considered a report by the Chief Executive together with a summary of the consultation meeting held with Trade Unions which was received after publication of the Cabinet agenda.
52.2 It was RESOLVED to:
1) Recommend the County Council to:
i) Approve in principle the draft Council Plan 2026/27 at Appendix 1 of the report and authorise the Chief Executive to finalise the Plan in consultation with the relevant Lead Members;
ii) Increase Council Tax by 2.99% in 2026/27;
iii) Increase the Adult Social Care Precept by 2% in 2026/27;
iv) Issue precepts to be paid by borough and district councils in accordance with the agreed schedule of instalments at Appendix 5 (draft) of the report;
v) Approve the net Revenue Budget estimate of £693.2m for 2026/27 set out in Appendix 2 (Medium Term Financial Plan) and Appendix 3 (draft) (Budget Summary) of the report and authorise the Chief Executive, in consultation with the Chief Finance Officer, Leader and Deputy Leader, to make adjustments to the presentation of the Budget Summary to reflect the final settlement and final budget decisions;
vi) Note that the Council has written to Government to request Exceptional Financial Support in the form of a £70m capitalisation direction to support the budget in 2026/27;
vii) Amend the Treasury Management Strategy, as set out separately on the agenda, to allow borrowing to fund the revenue budget;
viii) Note the comments of the Chief Finance Officer on budget risks and robustness, as set out in Appendix 6 of the report;
ix) Agree the Reserves Policy set out in Appendix 6 of the report;
x) Approve the Capital Strategy and Programme at Appendix 8 of the report;
xi) Note progress with the Council Plan and Budget 2025/26 since quarter 2 set out in section 4 of the report;
xii) Note the Medium Term Financial Plan forecast for 2026/27 to 2028/29, set out in Appendix 2 of the report;
xiii) Note the comments from engagement exercises set out in Appendix 7 of the report; and
xiv) Note the schedule of fees and charges that have increased above 4% at Appendix 9 of the report.
2) Agree to continue lobbying as strongly as possible for sustainable funding to meet the needs of East Sussex residents, using all available avenues.
3) Approve the Highways investment in advance as set out in section 10 of the report.
Reasons
52.3 Factors beyond local control driving increased costs, and national funding reforms which have failed to recognise the growing needs of East Sussex’s population in funding allocations, mean our income is no longer sufficient to meet basic operating requirements. This is the case even after asking local people to continue to contribute through a Council Tax rise in line with Government assumptions. The recommendation to make a further increase is not made lightly, given that many household budgets continue to be under pressure, but it is essential given the funding gap we face. Support will continue to be available through local Council Tax Support Schemes for those residents eligible and we will continue to work with partners to signpost local people to sources of support with the cost of living, including access to benefits they may be entitled to.
52.4 Our tried and tested RPPR process will enable us to direct the substantial budgets we continue to deploy as effectively as possible towards priorities, in particular protecting services for the most vulnerable in our county as far as we can. We continue to invest significantly to maintain vital services and to ensure we capitalise on the opportunities presented by new technologies to get more from the resources we have. We will maintain our strong record of financial discipline and our focus on evidence-based approaches which maximise outcomes and make best use of resources.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Claire Lee
To consider the Treasury Management Strategy for 2026/27. This includes setting the Prudential Code and approving the Minimum Revenue Provision Policy Statement and Annual Investment Strategy for 2025/26
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 27/01/2026 - Cabinet
Decision published: 27/01/2026
Effective from: 04/02/2026
Decision:
55.1 The Cabinet considered a report by the Chief Finance Officer.
55.2 It was RESOLVED to recommend to the County Council to:
1) Approve the Treasury Management Strategy Statement for 2026/27;
2) Approve the Annual Investment Strategy for 2026/27;
3) Approve the Prudential and Treasury Indicators 2026/27 to 2028/29;
4) Approve the Minimum Revenue Provision (MRP) Policy Statement for 2025/26 and 2026/27 at Appendix 1 of the report (Section 3).
Reason
55.3 The report fulfils the requirement to submit an annual/half yearly report in the form prescribed in the Treasury Management Code of Practice.The policy sets out the acceptable limits on ratings, investment periods, amounts to be invested and the borrowing strategy. The financial position is kept under constant review and if at any time it is felt that any of these limits represent an unacceptable risk appropriate and immediate action will be taken accordingly.
Lead officer: Ian Gutsell
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 27/01/2026 - Cabinet
Decision published: 27/01/2026
Effective from: 04/02/2026
Decision:
56.1 The Cabinet considered a report by the Chief Operating Officer.
56.2 It was RESOLVED to:
1) Note the Quarter 2 budget position for the Conservators’ 2025/26 Core Budget.
2) Note the Conservators of Ashdown Forest medium term financial plan.
3) Approve the 2026/27 Core Budget.
Reasons
56.3 The report sets out the financial position of the Conservators of the Ashdown Forest (COAF) for 2025/26, against the approved budget agreed by the Board of Conservators at their meeting on 17 November 2024 and presented to Cabinet in January 2025.
56.4 The current 2025/26 Core budget projections indicate that no additional contribution from East Sussex County Council will be required.
56.5 The current Countryside Stewardship (CS) budget is forecast to overspend by £88,589 this year. This is more than the budgeted overspend of £24,726. The forecast assumes a CS funding gap from January to March 2026. However Natural England have just announced an extension of the funding which should reduce the forecast 2025/26 overspend.
Lead officer: Andy Fowler
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 length of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 23/01/2026
Effective from: 23/01/2026
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Queens Road / Albert Road – from the junction with U3169
South Terrace to the junction with A259 Denmark Place.
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 southbound via A2101
Queens Road, Park Gates roundabout, St Helens Road - A21
Sedlescombe Road North, London Road - A2102 London Road, Norman
Road, Warrior Square - A259 Grand Parade, Eversfield Place, Verulam
Place, White Rock, Carlisle Parade, Denmark Place and northbound
via A259 Denmark Place, Carlisle Parade, White Rock, Verulam Place,
Eversfield Place, Grand Parade - A2102 London Road - A21 London
Road, Sedlescombe Road North - A2101 St Helens Road, Park Gates
roundabout, Queens Road.
The Order commences 27 January 2026 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 27
& 29 January 2026 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 length of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 23/01/2026
Effective from: 23/01/2026
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Hastings Road - from the junction with U6700 Wentworth Close to the
junction with A2036 Wrestwood Road.
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 A2036 Hastings Road -
A259(T) Glyne Gap roundabout, De La Warr Road, King Offa Way -
A2690 Combe Valley Way - A269 London Road - A2036 Wrestwood Road
and vice versa.
The Order commences 27 January 2026 and lasts for a period of 18
months, or until works are completed, whichever is earlier.
However, it is anticipated works will be undertaken from 20:00hrs
to 06:00hrs between 27 & 29 January 2026 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 length of
road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 23/01/2026
Effective from: 23/01/2026
Decision:
Temporary Road Closure
Eastbourne Road - from the junction with B2192 Lewes Road to the
junction with U7403 Bradfords Lane.
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 B2192 Lewes Road,
Terrible Down Road, The Broyle, Lewes Road, Ringmer Road - A26
Malling Down, Malling Hill, Malling Street, Cuilfail Tunnel
roundabout, Malling Street, Malling Hill, Malling Down, Uckfield
Road, Rose Hill, Lewes Road - A22 Little Horsted roundabout,
Uckfield bypass & vice versa.
The Order commences 26 January 2026 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 26
& 28 January 2026 depending upon the weather conditions.
If you require further information telephone Network Management on
0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb
NOTICE is hereby given that East Sussex County
Council have made an Order under Sections 84 (1) and (2) of the
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, and of all other
enabling powers, which will reduce the speed limit in the following
length of road;
Decision Maker: Director of Communities, Economy and Transport
Decision published: 23/01/2026
Effective from: 23/01/2026
Decision:
Schedule One – 30 mph Speed Limit
C690 Camberlot Road, Upper Dicker from its junction with the C39
Coldharbour Road northwards to a point 163 metres north of the
boundary between nos. 3 and 4 Crossways Cottages.
A copy of the Order which will come into effect on 26 January 2026,
plan showing the length of road, the order being revoked in part
and a statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing the
Order may be inspected in Reception, East Sussex County Council,
County Hall, St Anne’s Crescent, Lewes BN7 1UE on Monday to
Friday between 9am and 4pm and online at;
https://consultation.eastsussex.gov.uk/economy-transport-environment/camberlot-road-upper-dicker-30mph-speed-limit
Any person wishing to question the validity of the Order or any of
its provisions on the grounds that it is not within the powers
conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act of 1984, or on the
grounds that any requirement of the Road Traffic Regulation Act or
of any instrument made under it has not been complied with in
relation to the Order, may within six weeks of 23 January 2026,
apply to the High Court for this purpose.
If you have any questions, require further information or would
like paper copies of the proposals please telephone Transport
Development Planning on 0345 60 80 193.
Lead officer: Rupert Clubb