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Goodwood Festival of Speed Event - Thursday 10th - Sunday 13th July 2025 - Fireworks and Air Displays
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West Sussex Residents eNewsletter
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Road Closure date notification - various locations commencing on 30th June North Chichester
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Dear Stakeholder,
Please be advised that the below roads are due to be closed on the dates and times specified for carriageway surface dressing, stud replacement or lining works. An alternative route for traffic will be signed on site. Please note that these works are weather dependant, we will endeavour to inform you should there be significant changes to the programme.
This road closure is covered by the 14.1 order made on 11th January 2025.
Road Name |
Location |
Date (from and to) |
Timing of Closure (eg, 24hr, off peak 09:30 to 16:00, Night 08:00 to 06:00) |
YARBROOK |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 OLDWICK MEADOWS TO SHEEPWASH LANE |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
MIDHURST ROAD |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
LAVANT ROAD |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 CHILGROVE ROAD TO BINDERTON LANE |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 POOK LANE TO OLDWICK MEADOWS |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 SHEEPWASH LANE TO WEST STOKE ROAD |
The Drive to Binderton Lane (change of material) |
3rd July to 7th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 CEMETERY LANE TO VICARAGE LANE |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 THE GRINCH TO TOWN LANE |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 THE GROVE TO COBBLERS ROW |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 TOWN LANE TO THE GROVE |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 FROM MILLERS LANE TO CEMETERY LANE |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 BINDERTON LANE TO CHURCH LANE |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 VICARAGE LANE TO THE GRINCH |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
A286 CHURCH LANE TO MILLERS LANE |
Binderton Lane to Cobblers Row (change of material) |
5th July to 9th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
MOTOR ROAD |
A286 to Van Common |
3rd July to 9th July |
09:30 – 14:30 |
FISHER STREET |
Gospel Green Road to 149 LM south of Christmas Cottage |
1st July to 5th July |
20:00 – 06:00 |
POLECATS |
Heyshott Street / Peace Lane to New Road |
2nd July to 8th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
BEX LANE |
A286 to Peace Road |
3rd July to 9th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
AMBERSHAM HOLLOW ROAD |
Selham Road to A272 |
1st July to 7th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
LEGGS LANE |
Sunwool Lane to Heyshott Street |
3rd July to 9th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
TOPLEIGH ROAD |
New Road to Perrott Lane |
2nd July to 8th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
SELHAM ROAD |
Chichester Road to Oaklands Lane |
1st July to 7th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
SELHAM ROAD |
A272 to Graffham Common Road |
2nd July to 8th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
HIGHSTEAD LANE |
Poors Common Road to Green Oaks / Hilltop / Rose Cottage |
30th June to 4th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
WOOLBEDING LANE |
A272 Petersfield Road to Hollist Lane |
1st July to 7th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
GILLS LANE |
Gosden Heath Lane to The Street |
30th June to 4th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
LANGHAM LANE |
A272 to Vicarage Lane |
30th June to 4th July |
08:00 – 18:00 |
You can find more details on surface dressing treatments and the stages involved on our website: Road surface dressing - West Sussex County Council
If you have any questions regarding this specific closure, please reply to this email directly.
Further information can also be found viaone.network
Planned Carriageway & Footway Maintenance Team
Highways, Transport and Planning
Place Services
West Sussex County Council
Location:1st Floor Northleigh, County
Hall, West Street, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1RH
Contact:External:+44 (0)1243 642105|E-mail:PlannedHighwayMaintenance@westsussex.gov.uk
Report a problem with a road or pavement orraise a highways related enquiry
Follow us at @WSHighways
South Downs News - June 2025
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Chichester District Council - District Dispatch
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This week marks Great Big Green Week, the UK’s biggest ever celebration of community action to tackle climate change and to protect nature. From festivals to football matches, litter picks to letter writing, the week encourages as many people as possible to participate in projects that help to care for our environment.
We are so lucky to have so many amazing individuals and groups committed to making a difference, and we’d like to thank everyone who is involved in helping to tackle this issue. There are so many ways — big or small — that we can all do our bit.
One of the biggest ways that we can reduce our carbon footprint is to make our homes more energy efficient. Not only does this help our local environment, but it also makes our homes warmer and saves us money on energy bills. However, it’s not always easy to know the best place to start. That’s why, we’ve launched a free online tool called ‘Energy Saving Plan Builder’, which allows you to explore and customise the energy efficiency improvements that could be most appropriate for your home.
Simply visit:energysaving.planbuilder.co.uk, type in your postcode, and select your property. Once you’ve checked your property information is correct, the tool will create a summary of energy-efficient improvement ideas for your home. This isn’t a substitute for professional advice but will give you estimated costs and savings of each measure and will start you on your home improvement journey. You can customise the recommendations by setting different goals or budget options and by selecting different combinations of measures, to find out how these could reduce your bills and carbon footprint. By registering a free account, you can log back in to edit your plan or have it emailed to you.
You can find more advice about making your home more energy efficient, at:www.chichester.gov.uk/homeenergyefficiency.If you want to find out if you are eligible for any grants, the Citizens’ Advice Energy Team can help — call0800 145 6879 or you can visit:www.arunchichestercab.org.uk/energy
As a council we are committed to working with you to tackle climate change at a local level. Your feedback in our recent climate change consultation has helped us develop our new Climate Emergency Action Plan. This sets out the climate change projects that we will take forward and deliver between 2025 and 2030. The plan has been approved by the council’s Environment Panel and will now be considered by Overview and Scrutiny Committee, before being presented to Cabinet and Full Council in July.
Since declaring a climate emergency in 2019 and adopting our first Climate Emergency Action Plan in 2020, the council has been working on a number of major projects to reduce its carbon footprint and to help people and organisations in the district to reduce their carbon footprints too. Just a couple of examples include our incredibly successful Tree Chichester District scheme, which has seen nearly 65,000 trees planted across the district at over 210 sites, and our work to safeguard and enhance the district’s seven strategic wildlife corridors. These corridors help create joined up habitats that allow different species to move and migrate for food and to breed in response to the changing climate.
A huge amount has been achieved but we are committed to doing much more and working with you to build on this. For more information on this, please visit:www.chichester.gov.uk/climatechange.
If you haven’t already, make sure you sign up to our climate change email newsletter to keep up-to-date on climate change projects and initiatives, by visiting:www.chichester.gov.uk/climatechangenewsletter.
Best Wishes
Cllr Jonathan Brown
Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Environmental Strategy at Chichester District Council
The Valley Diary - June 2025
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Latest news and events from across the Chichester District - Initiatives Newsletter
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Highways, Transport and Planning - News and Updates
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Open Farm Sunday - Goodwood Home Farm - Sunday 8th June 2025
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Explore Goodwood Home Farm this Open Farm Sunday – Free
Family Day Out!
Sunday 8 June 2025 | Booking Essential
Join us at Goodwood Home Farm – one of the UK’s largest lowland organic farms – for a rare behind-the-scenes look at our award-winning, self-sustaining estate.
What to expect:
Sheep shearing demos & sheepdog
trials
Tractor rides & farm machinery
displays
Woodland walks & family activities
with the Goodwood Education Trust
Organic produce for sale – including our
award-winning cheeses
See heritage breeds, discover how we care for the land, and meet the passionate people behind Goodwood’s farming story.
Free entry – but advance booking is required.
Book now at
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/goodwood-open-farm-sunday-tickets-1223172294259