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Highway Steward Areas 8 7 11 12 1 2 4 3 5 6 9 10 East Sussex Highways Highway Steward Manager: Communities, Economy and Transport Department Ruth China Roberts - 07798668054 Area 11 - James Kelly 07919 298433 Highway Steward Areas Includes High Hurstwood, Herons Ghyll, Five Ash Down, Jarvis Brook, Blackness, Alderbrook, Chelwood Gate, Chelwood Common, Ashurst Wood, Nutley, Fairwarp, Horney Common, Duddleswell, Groombridge, Sharpthorne, Area 12 - Sam Clee 07703 562276 Piltdown Includes Burwash Common, Bells Yew Green, Frant CP P C P Hadlow Down, Five Ashes, Mark Cross, Flimwell, w C o d R l Stonegate, Wallcrouch, Cousley Wood, Sparrows t e P i s f t C e r r o a m Green, Cross in Hand, Punnetts Town, Chapel Cross, F H a h y Broad Oak Heathfield, Eridge h t i W P t C rs hu ad W P C P C d gh l 11 u e o i P Area 1 - Jon Copp 07798 668056 or f b r C ow rst Cr e hu h ce t Ti Includes Netherfield, Henleys Down, Cripps Corner, P o C l R il h Staplecross, Johns Cross, Broad Oak, Three Oaks, e n a D Rye Harbour, Winchelsea Beach & Town P C E t Area 7 - Rob Stevens 07748 768375 c n h e M 12 i P n e s C g r a e h B h G Includes Offham, Cooksbridge r s a A e t u ive m P s s x F C r f d C t n i e u e a e ld P g CP d l e i H d m d yf i a a r i P d C M b o C B C s P t P r n e b P w o C o R P D P d m n C P de F C n C I h a s i le w a a w y t h t o r c u t l B s e P h r r l i d k C n u o g a h c N h e e C H l P a s P B r C S CP n whurst a e E R yd m ye Pla P s Fo W C a re U g i P in e gn i tl c C C v n h P P k g e ro ri l f ld P B E s i a C a N e s f g t i W G e e l d in u w d n tl ld l a h ef d ig or ic C ld r d k ie B CP C f P P th M P C a ou e ntfie C P P ld C H P S C n C P e e o C t h ld d y g a ie l f Dallingto e R n n i m CP B I r i l ra s ed s e l 7e L F CP t c P f Dall C y ington re i i CP o o t W a m e di t m U C l h l e a Camber CP d r b P b H W e C le o t P C r o s n P t C P 1 e P P e d H P n P C o h C C ra e u ham e P n r les P d C m W h s Ick b llan C u t Ha P A C m ith a r w r A s s P hly t P o at b h Ho l s C B C c t s H e b a P r Ea t h P tt o u l P n a e b e C n P r C C u o r B n P t s C P n r d C h l t n g P o m C a e n t h i n i C f t o p m t t a o a l P t s a n i m t s s m P c e C e h C f P i r e u C e e t l C P l W g C d C u y n m S P t l x P C i t 3 l g g s P t P s C n C ett n s a i P i e l d P e E C h d u W i H a c t t P h s G i C e f P r C i e P r e D l C gm C s d in y t R l m C y P ng P P e C li o C s 1l 0 n e n t o H s Fairligh m t c r t CP h e u a h g u N H u in w a x N fi o L in el r C fie d C C P l d C P P P 8 C F P a e C P l g m ip C P C R n e s h i r e t l g w i P t 2 e w C L n r n i C P o l t a Hastings g t CP in r v m P l W de a a n h a ly C C W G P h e C s o l n i o to a H g H P 4 lin e CP r ve P s A n C e P w P CP Bexhill Le eston se e C elm Area 2 - Ashley McFaite 07557 203805 r C S o a y e N C o n P e to m l P H s C r ing d a i Includes Hastings EAST (Town Centre, Ore) K r h F P fo e I g v n e P i n C d se d ll P y e e C C m d B P P o C k P Po W n c C leg e R to i ate s P s w n CP W th i r a e am C lc e s e A M th C s P B g am P a C n e ille o CP th ev L u g N o rin Area 8 - Steve Black 07733 001396 S Tar P South Heighton CP C e b Alfriston CP m o Area 4 - Ritchie Venner 07803 179251 c s P 9 l e e a T c e P Bexhill, Hastings West (St Leonards) h C Area 3 - Andy Swanson 07748930501 a n v ve P e a C n wh Includes Cowbeech, Magham Down, Windmill Hill, Hankham, C e y N e P l l a 5 S Stone Cross, Rickney, Bodle Street Green, Chapmans Town, e V a f e o P rd r e C Rushlake Green, Turners Green, Three Cups Green CP m n k o t c s u i r C F Eastbourne Area 10 - Sara Millar 07712 841438 d n a n Includes Blackboys, Nash Street, Gun Hill, a e D Muddles Green, Upper/Lower Horsebridge t s a Steward Support Officers E 6 Area 5 - Simon Coomber 07557 203800 Simon Hawkins - 07917212695 Area 6 - Jack Griffiths 07557 203801 Eastbourne East, Pevensey and Eastbourne West Area 9 - Thomas Lee 07557 203799 Westham Includes Exceat, West Dean, Seaford (Bishopstone) Willingdon and Jevington.
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