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Introduction
Strategic management of on-street parking remains a key priority for West Sussex County Council, particularly as development and vehicle numbers continue to rise across the county. In response, a revised policy framework and parking management programme has been developed to replace the former Road Space Audit programme.
The parking scheme development programme takes a responsive approach, enabling the County Council to address parking issues as they arise and be guided by concerns and expressions of interest from local communities.
Periodic reviews will continue to focus on the seven existing Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs).
This interactive platform has been designed to allow residents to engage with us, providing valuable feedback and information on local projects relevant to their area. Your input helps us shape a parking strategy that works for everyone.
Horsham -
West Sussex County Council is seeking residents views on a proposed change to the Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) – Zone A in Horsham. Feedback suggests that current Monday–Saturday enforcement may no longer meet local needs, particularly with increased Sunday parking demand linked to changing retail and leisure activity. We are therefore exploring whether restrictions should apply seven days a week, with no change to the existing hours. Extending enforcement aims to improve parking availability for residents, reduce congestion, and support fair access for all users.
You can share your preference by completing the short survey at the bottom of this page. The survey will run from Monday 2nd February 2026 to the Sunday 1st March 2026. The options include extending all restrictions to Monday–Sunday, extending only resident‑bay restrictions to Monday–Sunday, or keeping things as they are.
Crawley -
Parking Consultation Update
Thank you to everyone who took part in the informal parking consultations in 2024. After reviewing all the feedback, we are now ready to move on to the next steps.
What’s happening next
February 2026 – Formal Consultation.
A formal consultation will take place for a small number of roads in the potential new/extension to parking zones:
Zone L: Crossways, Crossways Close, Farm Close, Gales Place, Scallows Close
Zone G: Hillcrest Close
The consultation will be available HERE as of 4th February 2026. Please also look out for site notices, which are usually yellow and attached to lamp columns and posts. A notice will also appear in your local newspaper. Both will include the consultation dates and explain how you can view the proposals and submit comments.
The formal consultation will remain live for three weeks.
Early 2026 – Informal Consultation for Proposed Zone H
Residents in the proposed Zone H area will be invited to take part in another informal consultation. The Parking Strategy Team has updated the suggested restriction hours based on the comments received so far. Everyone in this area will receive a letter explaining the changes and given another chance to share views before any decisions are made.
More information
The full report from the 2024 informal consultation is available on the right-hand side of this page.
Worthing -
The project has now reached the implementation phase. The works delivery is currently taking place by our contractor in the identified areas and the traffic regulation order will be sealed from 12th February.
To keep up to date with the latest project information, please see the Worthing CPZ update on the right-hand side of this page.
Alternative Formats
If you require any of the information for this project in an alternative format, please contact us on 0330 222 8024 or email parking@westsussex.gov.uk and we will do our best to assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have the BT Relay UK texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, then you can contact us on 18001 0330 222 8024.
Paper copies of the survey can be found at your local library which can also be left there for collection.
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Information about the accessibility of the Your Voice Engagement Hub can be found by clicking on the 'Accessibility tab' which can be found at the bottom of this page. Where it exists, we will provide details of any project related content which is not fully accessible under a heading of 'Non-accessible content' below.
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Data Protection Statement
The Local Highways Operations Team will use a feedback survey to collect some personal data (e.g. your email address) which is necessary for the purposes of legitimate interests pursued by the controller, except where such interests are overridden by the rights of freedom from the data subject.
Your data will be processed fairly in accordance with the 2018 Data Protection Act, the General Data Protection Regulations and any subsequent relevant legislation. It will not be used for any other purpose other than that already stated.
Our Data Protection Policy (opens in new window) contains further details.
Personal data supplied in this survey will be held on computer for a period of up to 3 years after which it will be appropriately destroyed.
The information you provide will be used for statistical analysis, management, planning and the provision of services by the County Council. West Sussex County Council will not share any personal information collected as part of this survey.
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What is being proposed?
West Sussex County Council are proposing a new Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), as illustrated in the plan below, to be introduced in Pound Hill. CPZs give priority access to parking for residents in designated bays, so it’s easier for them to park near to their home. CPZs prevent commuter and other long-term parking, so there are more parking spaces for local residents and businesses. Our proposal is for the zone-controlled hours to be from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday, this will optimise parking availability for residents throughout the week.
The roads in this proposed zone are:
Amberley Close, Arundel Close, Banks Road, Blackwater Lane, Bodiam Close, Burleys Road, Camber Close, Cowdray Close, Eridge Close, Knepp Close, Lewes Close, Long Close, Pevensey Close, Sedgewick Close, Spring Plat, The Bower, The Pasture, Toftwood Close.
At this time, we want to emphasise that no final decisions have been made regarding the introduction of new parking restrictions. . Should we move forward with proposals, we would suggest that a formal consultation would take place in spring 2025. Therefore, while your feedback during this consultation is greatly appreciated, it will not result in any immediate changes to parking but will aid us in what the next steps will be
CLOSING DATE FOR RESPONSES IS 1 DECEMBER 2024
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What is being proposed?
West Sussex County Council are proposing a new Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), as illustrated in the plan below, to be introduced in Three Bridges. CPZs give priority access to parking for residents in designated bays, so it’s easier for them to park near to their home. CPZs prevent commuter and other long-term parking, so there are more parking spaces for local residents and businesses. Our proposal is for the zone-controlled hours to be from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday, this will optimise parking availability for residents throughout the week.
The roads in this proposed zone are:
Crossways, Crossways Close, Early Commons, Farm Close, Gales Place, Grange Close, Hermits Road, North Road, Punch Copse Road, Scallows Close, West Avenue.
At this time, we want to emphasise that no final decisions have been made regarding the introduction of new parking restrictions. Should we move forward with proposals, we would suggest that a formal consultation would take place in spring 2025. Therefore, while your feedback during this consultation is greatly appreciated, it will not result in any immediate changes to parking but will aid us in what the next steps will be.
CLOSING DATE FOR RESPONSES IS 1 DECEMBER 2024
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What is being proposed?
West Sussex County Council are proposing an extension of the zone G, as illustrated in the plan below, to be introduced in Pound Hill. Controlled Parking Zones give priority access to parking for residents in designated bays, so it’s easier for them to park near to their home. CPZs prevent commuter and other long-term parking, so there are more parking spaces for local residents and businesses. Our proposal is for the zone-controlled hours to be from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday, an extension to the existing zone G restrictions, this will optimise parking availability for residents throughout the week.
The roads in this proposed zone are:
Hillcrest Close, Pound Hill Place, The Rise and Worth Road.
At this time, we want to emphasise that no final decisions have been made regarding the introduction of new parking restrictions. Should we move forward with proposals, we would suggest that a formal consultation would take place in spring 2025. Therefore, while your feedback during this consultation is greatly appreciated, it will not result in any immediate changes to parking but will aid us in what the next steps will be.
CLOSING DATE FOR RESPONSES IS 1 DECEMBER 2024
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