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Background
WSCC is currently looking to develop a high quality scheme for the Shoreham area that could bring many benefits to the local area such as improved air quality, increased safety and better opportunities for walking and cycling. A scheme could also provide a safer route linking Shoreham and Lancing, and help school pupils travel to and from The Shoreham Academy and the Sir Robert Woodard Academy.
Upper Shoreham Road, Middle Road and Eastern Avenue are being considered for walking and cycling improvements as part of the Government’s Active Travel Fund (ATF). Progressing with these improvements is subject to full consultation with all stakeholders so that they can be submitted to the Department for Transport in a bid for funding later this year.
Initial thoughts from Adur and Worthing Council’s Local Walking and Cycling Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) show that any improvements should support journeys to and from school, commuting, shopping and other everyday trips. The types of potential improvements we could make include:
Upper Shoreham Road segregated cycle ways
Changes to the way vehicles travel through Eastern Avenue. For example, discouraging rat-running traffic to make it a more attractive route for pedestrians and cyclists and changing road layout to create space for pedestrians and cyclists
Changes to the way vehicles travel through Middle Road. For example, discouraging rat-running traffic to make it a more attractive route for pedestrians and cyclists and changing road layout to create space for pedestrians and cyclists
A permanent signalised crossing improvement on the A283 near its junction with the Upper Shoreham Road to connect the Downs Link with St Nicholas Lane
This engagement follows on from community comments already received from recent surveys. We are hoping to understand people’s opinions on what type of high quality scheme they may wish to see in their local area. We are very mindful that this is a residential area so would want to construct a scheme that enhances the local community and crucially takes into account key issues such as parking, deliveries access to properties and public transport.
Have your say
Initial consultation is now open for Shoreham-by-Sea.
We are interested in understanding your views on:
Our initial plans for improvement
How important you think these improvements are for the area
If these improvements would encourage you to walk or cycle more
You can give your feedback on this initial pre-consultation engagement by:
Adding comments directly on the interactive map below and;
Completing the online consultation questionnaire.
We would welcome your views on both the interactive map and the online questionnaire as your feedback will be vital in helping to shape how these early plans develop, ahead of public consultation later in the year.
Background
WSCC is currently looking to develop a high quality scheme for the Shoreham area that could bring many benefits to the local area such as improved air quality, increased safety and better opportunities for walking and cycling. A scheme could also provide a safer route linking Shoreham and Lancing, and help school pupils travel to and from The Shoreham Academy and the Sir Robert Woodard Academy.
Upper Shoreham Road, Middle Road and Eastern Avenue are being considered for walking and cycling improvements as part of the Government’s Active Travel Fund (ATF). Progressing with these improvements is subject to full consultation with all stakeholders so that they can be submitted to the Department for Transport in a bid for funding later this year.
Initial thoughts from Adur and Worthing Council’s Local Walking and Cycling Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) show that any improvements should support journeys to and from school, commuting, shopping and other everyday trips. The types of potential improvements we could make include:
Upper Shoreham Road segregated cycle ways
Changes to the way vehicles travel through Eastern Avenue. For example, discouraging rat-running traffic to make it a more attractive route for pedestrians and cyclists and changing road layout to create space for pedestrians and cyclists
Changes to the way vehicles travel through Middle Road. For example, discouraging rat-running traffic to make it a more attractive route for pedestrians and cyclists and changing road layout to create space for pedestrians and cyclists
A permanent signalised crossing improvement on the A283 near its junction with the Upper Shoreham Road to connect the Downs Link with St Nicholas Lane
This engagement follows on from community comments already received from recent surveys. We are hoping to understand people’s opinions on what type of high quality scheme they may wish to see in their local area. We are very mindful that this is a residential area so would want to construct a scheme that enhances the local community and crucially takes into account key issues such as parking, deliveries access to properties and public transport.
Have your say
Initial consultation is now open for Shoreham-by-Sea.
We are interested in understanding your views on:
Our initial plans for improvement
How important you think these improvements are for the area
If these improvements would encourage you to walk or cycle more
You can give your feedback on this initial pre-consultation engagement by:
Adding comments directly on the interactive map below and;
Completing the online consultation questionnaire.
We would welcome your views on both the interactive map and the online questionnaire as your feedback will be vital in helping to shape how these early plans develop, ahead of public consultation later in the year.
Please ensure you have read all the materials provided before responding.
We would welcome your feedback via the survey questionnaire and/or the Shoreham interactive mapping tool. Please just click on the corresponding tabs to get started.
Shoreham interactive mapping tool
Please click on the Shoreham map tab to get started, and then follow the instructions provided. You will need to provide a screen name and email address to use this tool.
Alternative Formats:
If you require any of the information for this project in an alternative format, please contact us on 01243 642105 or via email at activetravel@westsussex.gov.ukand we will do our best to assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have an NGT texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, you can contact us on 18001 01243 642105.
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West Sussex County Council undertook a brief initial survey to explore resident feelings about a temporary active travel cycle lane ( or pop-up lane) in Shoreham-by-Sea in September 2020.
Following on from that work and other local surveys, we are now entering the pre-consultation engagement phase of this project. We would now like to seek your feedback to help us develop realistic options to underpin a formal consultation later this year.
You can view a copy of the survey results in the documents section below.
Data analysis
this is an upcoming stage for Shoreham-by-Sea
Contributions to this pre-consultation engagement phase are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Pre-consultation engagement report
this is an upcoming stage for Shoreham-by-Sea
The final outcomes of the pre-consultation engagement phase are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected.
Full public consultation
this is an upcoming stage for Shoreham-by-Sea
Date to be confirmed
Consultation analysis
this is an upcoming stage for Shoreham-by-Sea
Contributions to this public consultation phase are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Public consultation final report
this is an upcoming stage for Shoreham-by-Sea
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
Consultation decision
this is an upcoming stage for Shoreham-by-Sea
A link to the final decision-report will be provided once a decision has been made.