Decision - Whitehawk Mini-Roundabout Improvements - TRO-45-2023

Brighton and Hove Transport & Sustainability Committee Decided 5 Dec 2023 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Transport & Sustainability Committee

Report author

Jazmine Hayes

Published

19 Dec 2023

Reference

7095

As published

the council's own words, unedited

A report outlining the responses to the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO-45-2023) for improvements to the public highway at the Whitehawk Mini-Roundabout (junction of Whitehawk Road, Arundel Road, Bristol Gardens and Roedean Road). These works are being undertaken as part of the council's Pedestrian Crossing Programme

1) That the Committee, having taken account of all duly made representations and comments, agrees that TRO-45-2023, as included at Appendix 1, is approved for implementation.

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Brighton & Hove City Council consulted residents, businesses and other road users on proposed improvements to the Whitehawk mini-roundabout. Of 186 recorded responses, many supported the scheme and improved safety, while others raised concerns about congestion, road closures, emergency access and the need for alternative measures.

Financial impact

None stated

Ward affected

Whitehawk

Decision maker

Transport & Sustainability Committee

Date in document

5 Dec 2023

Stakeholders named

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Local residentsLocal businessesPedestriansCyclistsDriversBus passengersPeople using wheelchairs or mobility scootersEmergency services

Next steps

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Use the consultation comments and issues raised to inform the final design.

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