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COUNTY LEVEL PLANNING

Transport

We respond to the major transport issues affecting Sussex and the South East. For an example of this, see below.

Bexhill to Hastings link road
Click on the above link to go to the East Sussex County Council webpages which give background information on the link road.

Starting at the A259 in Bexhill, the road will run for 5.5km along the disused Bexhill to Crowhurst railway line, passing the northern side of the Combe Haven Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It will run south of the Marline Valley Woods SSSI and cross the Hastings to London railway line to join Queensway just north of Crowhurst Road.

See map

Sussex Wildlife Trust objects to the proposed Bexhill Hastings Link Road. We consider the environmental damage that will result from this scheme is unacceptable and will alter the ecology of the Combe Haven valley.

See our responses to the 2007 and 2008 applications below;


Visit the very informative website of the local campaign group, Hastings Alliance for all the lastest news and background information on the link road.
Bladderwort at Filsham by Neil Fletcher

Minerals and Waste

Applications are made to the County Council for permission to carry out:

  • Mineral development (for example sand, gravel, chalk, and clay extraction);

  • Waste development (such as landfill, tipping, waste recycling, transfer stations, and wastewater treatment works);

  • the County Council’s own development (including schools, libraries, and care homes).

Take a look on the links below to see what's happening in your area.

To visit the West Sussex County Council website and see how you can comment on or view applications, please click here

To visit the East Sussex County Council website and see how you can comment on or view applications, please click here

SWT response to the Waste and Minerals Core Strategy, Preferred Strategy

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