Author: Andrew Taylor
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East Grinstead Classic Motor Show on the High Street
East Grinstead Town Council is please to announce that it will host a classic car show on the Historic High Street, on Sunday 4 September between 11am and 3pm.
The High Street will be closed to traffic from 9am until 5pm.
We are inviting a variety of club including Austin Healey, Sunbeam, Wolseley, MG, Sprite and Midget, plus many more!
The event is free for exhibitors and public, so come along and enjoy a great day out.
If you have a classic, or vintage care that you’d like to show, please download the registration form here and return by August 19th .
If you have any questions, please contact: communityandtourism@eastgrinstead.gov.uk
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Gas Works in Felbridge
Notice from Southern Gas Networks:
We are writing to let you know about our project to upgrade our gas network in Woodcock Hill, Felbridge. We are replacing our old metal gas mains and services with new plastic pipe. This essential work will ensure your community continues to receive a safe and reliable gas supply.
In consultation with Surrey Council, our contractor, WCB Utilities, who will be completing this project on our behalf, will start work on 11 July for approximately eight weeks.
Our work will be phased as follows:
Woodcock Hill – Our engineers will be working at the junction with Heatherway to the junction with A22 from 11 July for approximately four weeks. We will need to install 3-way lights to allow traffic to safely pass our work site.
Woodcock Hill – We will be working from the junction with Woodcock Hill slip road to outside Chester Lodge from 25 July for approximately six weeks. We will need to install temporary two-way lights to allow traffic to safely pass our work site.
London Road – from 25 July for approximately six weeks, we will be working outside Chester Lodge to outside Camden House. Two-way signals will be temporarily installed to manage the traffic around our work site.
We understand that people can get frustrated by roadworks, and therefore we only use traffic management that we feel is efficient enough to complete these works safely for ourselves and the public.
We’re writing to residents and other local stakeholders to make them aware of our project and explain the details of our work. Please feel free to also share this information with anyone you think may be impacted by our project.