This road closure has been cancelled 

 

WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION

 

  Batchmere Road, Almodington

 

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) Batchmere Road, Almodington from junction with Mapsons Lane to Easton Lane is temporarily prohibited from 02/10/2017

 

This closure is necessary to allow Landbuild to install a new culvert (Operation Watershed)

 

It is anticipated the works will be completed in 5 days

                                                                            

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

 

The alternative route for traffic will be signed via Batchmere Road, Sidlesham Lane, Main Road, Bell Lane, Bookers Lane, Almodington Lane and vice versa

 

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

 

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

 

Dated 12/09/2017

 

Matt Davey

Head of Highways and Transport

 

Join the RSPB and the Friends of Pagham Harbour are taking part in The Great British Beach Clean – if you want to take part meet at:

Earnley Car Park PO20 7JL at 9.50am

S14.1 Early Warning Notice Temporary Traffic Regulation Order ,Chichester South  –  B2179 Bracklesham Lane, East Wittering  – Road Closure scheduled start date 28rd November 2017

Please be advised that West Sussex County Council has received a request for Temporary Traffic Regulation as follows:

 

Road Name	B2179 Bracklesham Lane
Village / Town / Parish	East Wittering
Specific Location	Bookers Lane junction to the Beach.
Type of TTR	Road closure
Reason for TTR	Carriageway pre surface dressing patching
Proposed start date	28/11/2017
Proposed duration	06/12/2017
Diversion route (if applicable)	Signed diversions will be in place diversion route – B2179 Chichester Road,Rookwood Rd, Cakeham Road, Stocks Lane & Return
Access arrangements	Access will be maintained at all times when work operations permit and when safe to do so
Applicant name	Balfour Beatty on behalf of WSCC

CHICHESTER CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS

WOOLBEDING                         Sunday 22 October

Conservation – Heathland Management with Claire Wilton of the Chichester Conservation Volunteers on Older Hill from 10.00 am         

01243 788833 or 07952 054239                                                 

 

RSPB Events  

CHIDHAM                                Tuesday 17 October   

All Day Bird Walk around Chidham and Cobnor Point with Carole Griffiths of the RSPB Chichester Local Group. 

Meet in sunken lane car park at 10.00 am, Map Ref: SU793034

01243 262833

 

CHICHESTER                            Thursday 26 October

Illustrated Talk by Gordon Small on “The Falklands” to the RSPB at The Pallant Suite, Masonic Hall, South Pallant, Chichester, PO19 1SY at 7.30 pm.

Wheelchair access  Entrance members £2-50/visitors £5       

01243 262833                   

 

CHARLTON                                          Saturday 28 October

Morning Bird Walk in Charlton Forest with the RSPB Chichester Local Group.  Meet at Charlton cross roads at 10.00 am, Map Ref: SU888131                               

01243 262833

SUSSEX WILDLIFE TRUST

CHURCH NORTON                              Monday 2 October

Morning walk from Church Norton with David Hart of the Sussex Wildlife Trust.    

Meet in church car park PO20 9DT, Map Ref: SZ871956 at 10.30 am             

01243 262833

CHICHESTER                            Tuesday 31 October

Illustrated Talk by Sarah Ward on a “Living Seas” to the Sussex Wildlife Trust, Friends Meeting House, Priory Road, Chichester, PO19 1NX at 7.30 pm

Wheelchair access Entrance Members £3-00/Visitors £4-00 inc refreshments              

01243 262833

Police Fraud Newsletter – July 2017
additional news
Increase in HMRC frauds
Sussex, elderly people are receiving a high volume of phone calls purporting to be from
HMRC. So far, none of them sent money, but it is vital that people are aware of the signs
and act on them.

This is a recent case study:
A man of 87 living alone in East Sussex, received a call from a woman claiming to be from
HMRC. He was transferred on the line and spoke to an unknown male saying that he
owed them money and that he would be taken to court if he didn’t pay up. The victim
offered to pay and the caller told him to go to their office in Tunbridge Wells.
The victim said he could not get there, so the caller then told him to go to buy iTunes
vouchers from Tesco, so he consequently went to Tesco in Bexhill-On-Sea and tried to
obtain £1500 worth.

The manager at Tesco asked him lots of questions and became suspicious and told the
victim this was a scam. The caller was still on his mobile phone while he was trying to buy
the vouchers. The Tesco manager asked to talk to him and when he did the caller on the
end of the phone swore at the manager. Luckily no money was parted with and the
incident was reported to the Police.

These are some of the contact methods used to defraud people in Sussex:

• Voicemails: saying you owe HMRC unpaid tax.
• Text messages: fraudsters send you a text message requesting you to urgently call
back on the number provided.

Protect yourself
HMRC will never use a text message to inform you about a tax rebate or penalty.
HMRC will never ask for any payment in the form of iTunes Vouchers. As well as
iTunes vouchers, HMRC would not ask for payment in the form of any other
vouchers or any other payment methods. HMRC will never use texts to tell you
about a tax rebate or penalty or ever ask for payment in this way.

If you or someone you know is vulnerable and has been a victim
of fraud call Sussex Police on 101 or visit www.sussex.police.uk
If you need to a report fraud or attempted fraud, you can do so by
contacting Action Fraud at or by calling 0300 123 2040. You can also
read the latest Action Fraud alerts at or by following @actionfrauduk
on Twitter.