Bexhill "welcome's" return could be delayed

THAT missing sign which once welcomed visitors approaching the town along Barnhorn Road could take longer to replace than expected.

It was first thought that the welcome sign had been stolen. Now it appears it was the victim of a crash. This means that an insurance claim is pending.

The issue was first raised by a questioner on Rother leader Cllr Carl Maynard's Ask The Leader slot on the www.rother.gov.uk website last summer.

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Now the questioner has posed a follow-up point to the leader.

"In answer to my question about the Bexhill-on-Sea sign on Barnhorn Road, you replied that it had been stolen but it would be replaced by September/October.

"Here we are in December and still no replacement. What is the projected date now?"

The leader says: "It has now become apparent that the loss of the sign was as a result of a vehicle accident. The cost of replacement is being sought through the driver's insurers and this has unfortunately led to some delay in us being able to order a replacement.

"We now understand that the claim is being progressed and the order for the new sign will be placed early in the New Year."

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