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Inspection and Maintenance Schedule May 2020-November 2021 WSCC Public Rights of Way Inspection and Maintenance Cycle Last updated in February 2021 to allow for delays due to COVID outbreak The table below shows when routine maintenance works that WSCC is responsible for, such as signage, small bridges, steps and surface vegetation clearance (not covered by our Summer surface vegetation clearance programme), will be carried out. Paths are inspected a month or so before works take place. Parishes marked * have at least some 'urban' rights of way which are inspected by WSCC Highway Inspectors and not by the Public Rights of Way team. Maintenance for these paths may take place at times other than those shown. Parish Month of works delivery Albourne July 2021 Aldingbourne November 2021 Aldwick * May 2020 Amberley December 2020 Angmering * June 2021 Ansty & Staplefield May 2021 Apuldram December 2020 Ardingly January 2021 Arundel May 2020 Ashington May 2021 Ashurst November 2021 Ashurst Wood May 2020 Balcombe December 2020 Barlavington July 2021 Barnham and Eastergate November 2021 Bepton July 2021 Bersted * November 2021 Bignor August 2021 Billingshurst December 2020 Birdham December 2020 Bognor Regis * November 2021 Bolney June 2021 Bosham February 2021 Boxgrove October 2021 Bramber October 2021 Broadbridge Heath * December 2020 Burgess Hill * August 2021 Burpham November 2020 Bury August 2021 Chichester * February 2021 Chidham and Hambrook February 2021 Clapham March 2021 Climping November 2021 Cocking July 2021 Coldwaltham May 2021 Colgate November 2020 - 1 - Parish Month of works delivery Compton October 2021 Coombes November 2021 Cowfold August 2021 Crawley Borough * October 2020 Cuckfield March 2021 Donnington * December 2020 Duncton July 2021 Earnley October 2020 Eartham September 2021 Easebourne February 2021 East Dean September 2021 East Grinstead * May 2020 East Lavington August 2021 East Preston * July 2021 East Wittering & October 2020 Bracklesham Ebernoe May 2020 Elsted & Treyford June 2021 Felpham * November 2021 Fernhurst November 2020 Ferring * July 2021 Findon February 2021 Fishbourne February 2021 Fittleworth May 2021 Ford November 2021 Fulking October 2021 Funtington May 2021 Graffham August 2021 Harting May 2021 Hassocks * August 2021 Haywards Heath * March 2021 Henfield * October 2021 Heyshott July 2021 Horsham * December 2020 Horsted Keynes February 2021 Houghton August 2021 Hunston December 2020 Hurstpierpoint and Sayers July 2021 Common Itchingfield December 2020 Kingston July 2021 Kirdford November 2020 Lancing * November 2021 Lavant June 2021 Linch October 2020 Linchmere October 2020 Lindfield * March 2021 Lindfield Rural February 2021 Littlehampton * September 2020 Lodsworth January 2021 - 2 - Parish Month of works delivery Lower Beeding November 2020 Loxwood October 2020 Lurgashall December 2020 Lyminster and Crossbush September 2020 Madehurst September 2021 Marden November 2021 Middleton-on-Sea * November 2021 Midhurst February 2021 Milland September 2020 Newtimber September 2021 North Horsham * November 2020 North Mundham January 2021 Northchapel May 2020 Nuthurst February 2021 Oving January 2021 Pagham * May 2020 Parham March 2021 Patching May 2021 Petworth June 2021 Plaistow & Ifold September 2020 Poling September 2020 Poynings October 2021 Pulborough March 2021 Pyecombe September 2021 Rogate May 2020 Rudgwick May 2020 Rusper November 2020 Rustington * July 2021 Selsey May 2020 Shermanbury September 2021 Shipley March 2021 Shoreham & Southwick * October 2021 Sidlesham September 2020 Singleton October 2021 Slaugham December 2020 Slindon September 2021 Slinfold September 2020 Sompting September 2021 South Stoke October 2020 Southbourne March 2021 Southwater January 2021 Stedham with Iping March 2021 Steyning * November 2021 Stopham May 2021 Storrington & Sullington * February 2021 Stoughton August 2021 Sutton July 2021 Tangmere October 2021 Thakeham January 2021 Tillington January 2021 - 3 - Parish Month of works delivery Trotton with Chithurst March 2021 Turners Hill September 2020 Twineham June 2021 Upper Beeding November 2021 Upwaltham September 2021 Walberton October 2021 Warnham October 2020 Warningcamp October 2020 Washington January 2021 West Chiltington January 2021 West Dean July 2021 West Grinstead July 2021 West Hoathly January 2021 West Itchenor November 2020 West Lavington February 2021 West Thorney March 2021 West Wittering November 2020 Westbourne May 2021 Westhampnett January 2021 Wisborough Green November 2020 Wiston June 2021 Woodmancote June 2021 Woolbeding with Redford March 2021 Worth September 2020 Worthing * August 2021 Yapton October 2021 - 4 - .
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