Decision - A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme - Traffic Regulation Orders

Brighton and Hove Cabinet Member for Transport & City Infrastructure Decided 13 May 2026 approved GET /api/coverage

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13 May 2026

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To review the Traffic Regulation Order consultation results for the A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme and agree next steps.

The Cabinet Member for Transport & City Infrastructure: Notes the outcome of the Traffic Regulation Order consultation as set out in Appendix 1 of this report. Approves the removal of elements of the proposals relating to the relocation of the Tandridge Road bus stop and associated parking bay changes between Roman Road and Saxon Road (item 167 from deletion and items 65a, 65b and 65c from addition) from within TRO-02a-2026. Agrees that the three Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO-02a-2026, TRO-02b-2026 and TRO-02c-2026) be sealed once the items detailed in 2.2 are removed and that the project proceeds to the construction phase.

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Everything below was read out of a PDF by a model It is useful and it is not authoritative. The document it came from is linked in the rail, and where the two disagree the document is right.

The document is a set of plan drawings showing proposed traffic restrictions and road features along the A259 Kingsway and nearby streets. It includes bus stops, loading restrictions, disabled parking, cycle lanes and electric-vehicle parking, but contains no decision or approval information.

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