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Eastergate safety petition hits 1,000 signatures ahead of council junction meeting

Denise Kelly by Denise Kelly
September 30, 2026
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A community campaign to secure safe school crossings at the Eastergate War Memorial roundabout continues ahead of a key meeting on the junction’s future.

The “Safe School Crossings at the Eastergate War Memorial” petition, led by local resident David Claydon, comes ahead of a Parish Council Working Party meeting scheduled for Friday, 2 October, at 2:00 PM, where safety improvements at the busy junction will be discussed.

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The junction serves as a primary route for pupils attending local schools.

The roundabout sits at the intersection of Fontwell Avenue (A29) and Barnham Road (B2233), a location campaigners say is increasingly dangerous for pedestrians. The junction serves as a primary route for pupils attending both Eastergate Primary School and Ormiston Six Villages Academy.

While West Sussex County Council (WSCC) has already approved funding for feasibility and design work for a more robust roundabout layout at the site, campaigners are specifically calling for the installation of zebra crossings or traffic lights to be prioritised.

Information regarding local infrastructure updates can be found via the Barnham & Eastergate Parish Council news page.

The petition remains open for further signatures as residents continue to lobby for dedicated pedestrian infrastructure.

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Denise is an experienced nutritionist, writes columns and articles for corporate companies and news outlets, such as Chichester.News, delivers health seminars all over the world and runs two busy health clinics, one in Chichester, and one in Harley Street London.

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