Transport secretary to visit troublesome A27 Crossbush junction

A TOP Government minister will be visiting the troublesome A27 junction in Crossbush tomorrow (Friday, June 27) to see fresh how plans for a new Arundel bypass could help cut congestion.
By Tom Cotterill
Published 26th Jun 2014, 10:41 BST
James Stewart, left, with Nick Herbert and Paul Dendle have previously raised their concerns over the A27 junction at CrossbushJames Stewart, left, with Nick Herbert and Paul Dendle have previously raised their concerns over the A27 junction at Crossbush
James Stewart, left, with Nick Herbert and Paul Dendle have previously raised their concerns over the A27 junction at Crossbush

Patrick McLoughlin, the secretary of state for transport, will be meeting with Arundel and South Downs MP Nick Herbert to assess the state of the road – which during rush hour is often a misery for hundreds of motorists.

He will also be speaking to local councillors from across the Arundel areas to gain their views about the highway.

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During his trip, the secretary of state will also be briefed by leaders of A27 Action, a new campaign that is being launched today (Thursday, June 26) which aims to bring significant improvements right along the A27 from Worthing up to Chichester.

For the full story, see next week’s Littlehampton Gazette (Thursday, July 3).

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