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Booking slots now available at all West Sussex Recycling Centres

Council plan and budget proposals endorsed by Cabinet

Free rural bus travel in February as "Book-a-Bus" service expands

Have your say on proposed transport improvements between Bognor Regis and Chichester

West Sussex County Council is asking for your views on proposals for transport improvements along the A259 between Bognor Regis and Chichester.

Last chance to turn a fire helmet into art for charity

Traffic light and bus travel improvements ahead at busy junction

West Sussex firefighters practice life-saving skills during live training exercise

‘Be A Councillor’ and make a difference in West Sussex

Budget 2024/25: thank you for your input as council budget plans progress

Road closure: Borde Hill Lane

We are aware that Borde Hill Lane currently has water running down it following high rainfall and high groundwater levels which can freeze during cold spells causing dangerous driving conditions.

Road closure: A29 Fontwell Avenue

Due to the cold weather expected tonight and the high groundwater levels meaning water is running down the road, the A29 Fontwell Avenue will be closed from 8pm tonight (17.01.24) for safety.

Businessman fails in bid to have alcohol licence reinstated

The director of a Bognor Regis business has unsuccessfully appealed against the removal of his alcohol licence following a long running series of investigations by West Sussex County Council’s Trading Standards Service.

County council’s domestic abuse support service celebrates 20-year anniversary

Severe weather forces postponement of carriageway repair works

“Regretfully, the recent heavy rainfall and bad weather has meant diverting resources from planned works, such as this, to tackle emergencies at other locations"

A29 Church Hill, Pulborough, update: essential, six-hour closure on 9 January

“The assessment, with geotechnical support, will have the stability of the embankments in mind"

Update: heavy rainfall delays works at West Chiltington Road

"While we understand this is frustrating, safety is always of paramount concern"