Sussex roadworks to be finished or lifted for Easter

Across the UK more than 550 miles of Highways Agency roadworks will be lifted over Easter to help bank holiday journeys go smoothly. In the south east alone around 180 miles of roadworks will either be lifted over, or completed by Easter

The Highways Agency – which from April 1 will become Highways England - aims to complete or lift 209 sets of roadworks by April 2 – leaving almost 97 per cent of its 9,534-mile network free of roadworks in time for the holidays.

Among the Sussex roadworks affected will be:

A23 Handcross (near Crawley) - widening the carriageway - 7.81 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A23 Handcross (near Crawley) - pavement Investigation - 0.7 mile of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A23 Hickstead (near Hickstead) - barrier Inspections - 5.5 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A27 Emsworth (near Chichester) - licensee works - 0.31 mile of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A27 Fontwell (near Arundel) - lighting replacement work - 1.25 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A27 Arundel (near Arundel) - drainage work - 0.75 mile of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A27 Offington Roundabout (near Chichester) - pavement Investigation - 1.06 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A27 Old Shoreham Road (near Lancing) - cable Installation for lighting - 1.63 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

A27 Sussex Pad (near Worthing) - carriageway resurfacing - 1.13 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

M23 Horley (near Crawley) - carriageway resurfacing - 1.13 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.

M23 junction 9 (near Crawley) - carriageway resurfacing - 0.75 miles of roadworks completed for Easter Bank Holiday.