This petition was submitted during the 2017-2019 parliament
Rejected petition Reconsider Approved A27 plans due to New monks farm, Lancing, development
Brighton and hove Albion FC and Adur council have recently approved a development of 600 homes and the building of Ikea on the south side of the A27 in Lancing, West Sussex
the consideration of traffic volume and solution to providing access is wholly inadequate for purpose and will lead to chaos
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whilst plans for housing are welcomed, using the main A27 as access by placing another roundabout on a very busy road that already needs attention by the government will not help the situation locally.
A proposal of 3 tunnels running from Cote street, Worthing to the A24
where a mini fly over to another tunnel through cissbury hill to lyons farm, worthing
along existing sompting bypass bending up via dankton lane to another tunnel which then meets at sussex pad joining the shoreham fly over
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