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Velo South Road Closures VELO SOUTH ROAD CLOSURES SUNDAY 23 SEPTEMBER Please read this IMPORTANT information outlining road closures, changed traffic conditions and how residents and businesses are able to travel during the event day. For more information visit www.velosouth.com Working together PLAN AHEAD - HOW WILL YOUR TRAVEL BE AFFECTED? You may be affected by road closures associated with Vélo South. Where possible we recommend planning travel ahead. On the day you can also use Google maps or a satellite enabled/live update GPS to navigate around the road closures as the route and road closures will be updated live. In order to ensure the safety of the participants and the general public on the day there will also be parking restrictions in place along the event route. For those affected we advise using local parking locations, your own driveway or alternative roads clear of the route. Whilst the cycling route will be closed to vehicles, pedestrian access is not restricted. All we ask is that you take extra care when navigating roads along the route. Supplementary information regarding local access for a number of communities in West Sussex is available to download at www.velosouth.com/the-route/road-closures/ YOUR FRONT ROW SEATS TO VELO SOUTH On Sunday 23 September 2018, we’re asking for your support in hosting Vélo South, a major new 100 mile closed-road cycling event that will welcome cyclists of all abilities to West Sussex. This is a hugely exciting event for the county and there are countless ways you can get involved, enjoy a great day out and make the most of the celebratory atmosphere throughout the region. We’d like to thank you all in advance for your help and support! The purpose of this letter is to give you more detailed event information to help you plan for the day. You can find more information on our website, including a detailed interactive map, travel advice, local access routes and a spectator page. Please visit www.velosouth.com. CONTACT US If you need any assistance ahead of the event with planned travel or other questions please contact us on [email protected]. On the day of the event in the case of a personal emergency we can assist on 01243 935 359. ROAD CLOSURE KEY 1 00:01 - 19:15 7 06:45 - 13:30 13 08:15 - 16:45 VÉLO SOUTH 2 05:30 - 10:00 8 07:00 - 14:00 14 08:30 - 17:30 3 06:00 - 11:00 9 07:15 - 14:30 15 08:45 - 17:45 IMPORTANT ROAD CLOSURE 4 10 16 06:15 - 11:45 07:30 - 15:00 09:15 - 18:30 ACCESS AVAILABLE INFORMATION 5 06:15 - 12:15 11 08:00 - 15:15 17 09:15 - 18:45 OVER/UNDER OR 6 06:30 - 12:45 12 08:00 - 16:00 18 09:15 - 19:00 ACROSS THE ROUTE 100 MILES | CLOSED ROADS | 15,000 RIDERS ROWHOOK A3 HASLEMERE RUDGWICK A24 A281 B2131 12 11 Guildford Rd B2131 Loxwood Rd A3 LIPHOOK Shillinglee Rd Loxwood Rd LOXWOODB2133 A286 10 Jobsons Ln PLAISTOW Plaistow Rd A29 A24 HORSHAM FERNHURST B2070 Church Rd 13 A264 Vann Rd Fernhurst Rd B2133 Coltstaple Ln A283 Plumtree 14 Highstead Ln Cross Ln HILL BROW LURGASHALL BARNS GREEN Linch Rd Station Rd Rd Rake Rd BILLINGSHURST Church Ln 9 Worthing A3 A286 LICKFOLD SOUTHWATER A29 A24 Broadwater8 Ln Maplehurst Rd ROGATE Copsale Rd PETERSFIELD A272 A272 Hill A272 Habin 15 A272 B2133 A272 COWFOLD PETWORTH MIDHURST B2146 5 B2139 North Ln Elsted Rd SOUTH DOWNS A29 SOUTH Haslingbourne Ln FITTLEWORTH NATIONAL PARK A283 Littleworth Ln HARTING Stopham Rd A24 PARTRIDGE A286 6 Burton Park Rd 4 GREEN A285 PULBOROUGH B2133 THAKEHAM B2141 B2139 Mill Ln EAST COLDWALTHAM A283 B2135 B2146 LAVINGTON ASHINGTON 2 HENFIELD COMPTON Hole St Spithandle Ln 18 3 New Rd Kennel Hill STORRINGTON 7 16 A29 New Rd B2135 B2139 B2146 WASHINGTON STRETTINGTON Selhurstpark Rd A24 A285 1 Claypit Ln STEYNING Roman Rd A283 B2146 A29 Madgwick Ln FUNTINGTON 18 2 A284 Pook Ln New Rd A27 17 B2178 A280 1 A27 ARUNDEL A27 Claypit Ln A24 Hunters Race A27 CHICHESTER A27 A29 A287 A281 A3 ALFOLD RUDGWICKRUDGWICK Pickhurst Rd ROWHOOK Fisher Ln Plaistow Rd A264 HASLEMERE A283 Dunsfold Rd B2133 B2131 A281 Rd Rusper A281 B2131 Guildford Rd A24 Tennyson’s Ln 11 10 Bailing Hill Forest Rd Loxwood Rd Shillinglee Rd LOXWOOD Haven Rd BROADBRIDGE B2133 A286 IFOLD B2133 Fernden Ln SLINFORD HEATH B2195 KINGSLY GREEN 12 Ln Lyons Rd PLAISTOW Brewhurst Rickman’s Ln 13 Pipers Ln Plaistow Rd A29 HORSHAM Hammerpond Rd 14 NORTHCHAPEL Drungewick Ln Hayes Ln FERNHURST A264 B2237 Vann Rd Jobsons Ln Scratchings Ln ITCHINGFIELD Ski Ln CHRISTS B2133 Okehurst Rd Linch Rd HOSPITAL Fernhurst Rd Church Rd Steel’s Ln Kerves Ln Okehurst LnFIVE OAKS Coltstaple Ln Blind Ln Plumtree Cross Ln LOWER LURGASHALL Stane St BEEDING A286 A283 KIRDFORD BARNS GREEN Kirdford Rd CLOSURE TIMES Southwater St Rowner Rd BILLINGSHURST Nuthurst St WISBOROUGH Church Ln LICKFOLD Worthing Rd Highstead Ln GREEN 10 07:30 - 15:00 A281 SOUTHWATER Newells Ln Woolbeding Ln Dragons Green Rd 11 08:00 - 15:15 BROOKS GREEN A24 Broadwater Ln Blackhouse Ln A272 A29 MAPLEHURST Copsale Rd Maplehurst Rd 12 08:00 - 16:00 West Chillington Ln Glasshouse Ln Shipley Rd Upperton Rd Stane St Bakers Ln Easebourne St 13 ADVERSANE08:15 - 16:45 Coolham Rd LODSWORTH River Ln EASEBOURNE A272 A272 Horseham Rd 14 08:30 - 17:30 A272 B2133 COOLHAM A272 COWFOLD A272 PETWORTH MIDHURST The A24 will remain open throughout the day. The cycling route passes under and over the A24 so it will not be impacted by Countryman Ln Nutbourne Ln theA286 closures, although there will be no access to the A272 eastbound. Gay St Ln WEST GRINSTEAD A281 B2139 A29 SOUTH DOWNS Hooklands Ln B2135 Haslingbourne Ln NATIONAL PARK Littleworth Ln There will be a vehicle crossing point for the A272 at Rogate operated byFITTLEWORTH traffic lights throughout the day. B2116 A283 STOPHAM Bex Ln PARTRIDGE Wineham Ln PULBOROUGH NUTBOURNE A24 WEST SHERMANBURY HEYSHOTT Stopham Rd Honeybridge Ln GREEN A283 CHILTINGTON A285 GRAFFHAM Cray’s Ln B2133 Mill Ln Burton Park Rd B2138 THAKEHAM B2116 DUCTON London Rd A29 Rectory Ln BINES GREEN EAST LAVINGTON COLDWALTHAM BARLAVINGTON B2135 B2139 ASHINGTON ASHURST London Rd Fryern Rd HENFIELD SUTTON A283 Spithandle Ln Thakeham Rd Hole St Rackham St STORRINGTON UPWALTHAM Bury Rd WISTON EAST DEAN BURY Charlton Rd Droke Ln B2139 B2135 A281 WASHINGTON A29 A285 B2139 New Barn Hill ROAD CLOSURES AND EVENT TIMES ON SUNDAY 23 SEPTEMBER On Sunday 23 September, there will be an impact on traffic throughout West Sussex. Roads used by the event will be closed so you’ll need to plan your travel in advance. LOCATION ROAD CLOSURE ROAD RE-OPENING Claypit Ln 00:01 19:15 Kennel Hill – Unclassified Road between New Barn Hill and A285 5:30 10:00 A285 (Upwaltham), (Duncton), (Heath End), (Coultershaw Bridge) 6:00 11:00 Haslingbourne Ln (Fittleworth) – A283 – Church Hill / A29 – A29 / 6:15 11:45 Sopers Cottages A29 Stane St (Pulborough), (Adversane) 6:15 12:45 B2133 Adversane Ln (Broadford Bridge) – B2133 Harbolets Rd – B2139 Coolham Rd – B2133 Goosegreen Ln – B2133 Billingshurst Rd 6:30 12:45 – London Rd (Ashington) Hole St (south of A24 slip road), (Wiston), Spithandle Ln, B2135, (Ashurst), (Bines Green), Horsham Rd (B2135), (Partridge Green), Church Rd (B2135), 6:45 13:30 Need’s Hill (B2135) Jolesfield (B2135), Mill Ln, Littleworth Ln, A272 crossing at Cowfold Maplehurst Rd, (Maplehurst), Copsale Rd, (Copsale), Broadwater Ln, 7:00 14:00 Coltstaple Ln, Southwater St, (Southwater), Worthing Rd Church Ln, Bonfire Hill, Marlpost Rd, Two Mile Ash Rd, Muntham Dr (Barns Green), Sandhills Rd, Plumbtree Cross Ln, 7:15 14:30 Weston’s Hill, Fulford’s Rd Five Oaks Rd (A264), Toat Hill, Horsham Rd (A264), (Five Oaks), Stane St 7:30 15:00 (A29), Guildford Rd (A281), (Bucks Green) Loxwood Rd, (Tisman’s Common), Station Rd, (Loxwood), High St 8:00 15:15 (B2133),Vicarage Hill (B2133), Plaistow Rd, (Ifold),Loxwood Road (Plaistow) Dunsfold Rd – Shillinglee Rd – A283 (Cripplecrutch Hill) 8:00 16:00 Petworth Rd – Jobsons Ln – Highstead Ln – Unclassified Rd – Old Glebe – 8:15 16:45 Church Rd – A286 Haslemere Rd (Fernhurst) Vann Rd – Fernhurst Rd – Rake Rd – A272 crossing at Rogate 8:30 17:30 Habin Hill – North Ln – B2146 8:45 17:45 B2146 9:15 18:30 B2146 – (Compton) – (West Marden) – (Funtington) (East Ashling) – B2178 – Hunters Race – A286 Lavant Rd – Pook Ln – 9:15 18:45 Sheepwash Ln (East Lavant) Fordwater Rd / New Rd 9:15 19:00 WHAT TO DO IF YOU NEED HELP WITH ACCESS Email [email protected] or call the event answering machine service on 01243 935 359 if you have a specific access question, such as what to do when planning care visits to relatives. On the day of the event we can provide assistance via the event hotline number 01243 935 359, which will be open on Sunday 23 September throughout the day from 05:00-19:00. www.velosouth.com 01243 935 359 [email protected] ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT IN THE CASE OF A PERSONAL EMERGENCY WE CAN ASSIST ON 01243 935 359. EMERGENCY SERVICES SHOULD BE CONTACTED AS NORMAL. FURTHER INFORMATION Plan ahead: Emergency services: Access for emergency services will • Check out the road closure times and the interactive be facilitated throughout the closures and will always be route map on www.velosouth.com prioritised during the event. Members of the public should • Consider the best mode of transport, departure time follow normal protocol when reporting an emergency.
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