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Upcoming Overnight Roadworks: Surface Dressing on B2192 7th & 11th July 2025

East Sussex Highways will be carrying out Surface Dressing and other associated works on the B2192 between the junctions of the A26 Malling Down (Earwig Corner) and New Road, Ringmer on Monday 7th July: Removal of cat’s eyes 7pm-7am & Friday 11th July: Surface Dressing treatment 7pm-7am.

Please refer to the attached document for further information.Y3_074 B2192 Ringmer

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JAMES MACCLEARY MP – LATEST REPORT

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MP James MacCleary June 2025 Report

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SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK – LAUNCH OF DRAFT P’SHIP MAN PLAN

Please click the link below for the latest news and updates from the South Downs National Park Authority. This month it’s the launch of the draft Partnership Management Plan – and they want all their partner organisations and local communities inside and outside the National Park to get involved and have their say!

They also look at some of their rangers’ favourite butterflies for Butterfly Awareness Month and share some tips for avoiding wildfires in the National Park this summer.

If you have any news/updates/events you would like to share in a future newsletter, please do send over an email to them with some details 😊

South Downs News June 2025

 

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THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVIEW SURVEY – ENDS 23/06/25

Have your say on a single authority for all of East Sussex at eastsussexcouncils.org

Respond to the survey by 23 June 2025

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HALF MILE DROVE SURFACE DRESSING WORKS – 28 & 29 JUNE 2025, 7am-7pm

Highways will be working between the junctions of the B2192 and B2124 to improve the condition of the road.

Please click on the link below to see full details.

Half Mile Drove Ringmer

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CYCLE LEWES MAP, 5TH EDITION – FEEDBACK REQUESTED

Please see below a copy of a Press Release about the Cycle Map.

There is a QR code that links to a Feedback Form on their website. They are particularly looking for feedback to improve future editions.

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THE SWIMMING POOL IS BACK!

You are cordially invited to attend the Grand Opening of Ringmer Swimming Pool — a special event celebrating the return of this valued facility to the local community.

Venue: Ringmer Swimming Pool
Date: Saturday, 14th June 2025
Time: Ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:00 AM

This event will include a formal ribbon-cutting and the opportunity to tour the newly reopened pool. We would be honoured by your presence as we mark this important occasion with our partners, supporters, and members of the community.

Opening Soon

 

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ROADWORKS INFO – A26 Lewes Road, Rose Hill & Uckfield Road 16/06/25 – 28/06/25

East Sussex Highways have advised that they will be carrying out surface dressing works on the A26 between Ringmer and Little Horsted as follows:

Lewes Road, Little Horsted working between the A22 Little Horsted Roundabout and Bradfords Lane.

Monday 16 June: Removal of Cat’s Eyes 7pm-6am

Tuesday 17 June: Surface Dressing treatment 7pm-6am

Rose Hill working between Kiln Lane and Horsted Lane.

Tuesday 17 & Wednesday 18 June: Removal of Cat’s Eyes 8pm-6am

Friday 27 June: Surface Dressing treatment 8pm-6am

Uckfield Road, Ringmer working between Barcombe Mills Road and Kiln Lane

Thursday 19 June & Friday 20 June: Removal of Cat’s Eyes 8pm-6am

Saturday 28 June: Surface Dressing treatment 8pm-6am

For full information please click on the link: A26 Ringmer to Little Horsted – June 25

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Lewes Climate Hub

Invitation to: Traffic-Free Paths Out of Lewes – Wednesday 18 June, 7pm
Lewes Climate Hub, Lewes House, 32 High Street

In June, Lewes Climate Hub is holding a transport season, with local experts and campaigners, exploring five bold ideas to improve congestion, pollution and mobility in and around the town – please see poster attached.

There are a few sessions during the season that maybe of interest, but they would particularly like to invite any interested residents to the evening session, Traffic Paths Out of Lewes on Wednesday 18 June at 7pm onwards when they’ll be exploring how to improve car-free routes from Lewes to/from outerlying parishes.

They would love to see you there and will be laying on wine, refreshments and snacks to make it an enjoyable evening. If  any residents would like to attend, please RSVP at: info@lewesclimatehub.org

 

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Safer in Sussex Survey

Residents are invited to have your say in Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne’s survey which seeks to understand if residents have experienced crime and looks at what measures would make them feel safer in their communities.

This takes a few minutes to complete online, here: https://forms.office.com/e/iXZt8BCssv