Well-used Angmering cycle lane resurfaced during school holidays

A well-used Angmering cycle path has been resurfaced during the school holidays.
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The anti-slip element of the green-coloured cycle lane in Rowan Way and Nursery Road had worn away and became extremely slippery in the wet.

The path serves a school, playground and community centre and residents, Angmering Parish Council and the area’s county councillor Deborah Urquhart had all highlighted their concerns.

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The footway/cycleway was found to be structurally sound, so has now been resurfaced by West Sussex County Council to provide improved grip and longevity. A coloured surface was also avoided to prevent the same issue from reoccurring, and to reduce the ongoing maintenance costs associated with that type of material.

Cycle path in Angmering before and after being resurfacedCycle path in Angmering before and after being resurfaced
Cycle path in Angmering before and after being resurfaced

The contractor, FM Conway, carried out the work in the school holidays to try to minimise disruption as much as possible.

The cost of the project was £51,000.

Mrs Urquhart said: The new path looks great, is safer for children and has been well received by residents and the parish council.”