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Huw Oxburgh

Huw Oxburgh

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Local Democracy Reporter, The Argus

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  • Councillors agree £11m funding for Exceat Bridge

    By Huw Oxburgh Verified| BBC News Verified Councillors agree £11m funding for Exceat BridgeHuw OxburghLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceEast Sussex County CouncilCouncillors have agreed to "redirect" £11m from its bus service improvement fund to pay for the new bridge in ExceatCouncillors have agreed to commit additional funding to plans to replace a bridge in East Sussex. In a meeting earlier, East Sussex County Council cabinet members agreed to "redirect" more than £11m towards plans to replace Exceat Bridge.

    By Huw Oxburgh Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Council agrees to spend another £11 million on A259 bridge plans amid cost fears

    By Huw Oxburgh Verified| The Argus Verified County council leaders have agreed to spend another £11 million to keep plans for a two-lane bridge on the A259 alive - amid fears costs could continue to spiral. Today (April 22), East Sussex County Council’s cabinet agreed to “re-direct” more than £11 million towards plans to replace the single-lane Exceat Bridge — which forms part of the A259 between Seaford and Eastbourne — with a new two-lane, two-way bridge.

    By Huw Oxburgh Verified · The Argus

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Councillors agree £11m funding for Exceat Bridge

    By Huw Oxburgh Verified| BBC News Verified Councillors agree £11m funding for Exceat BridgeHuw OxburghLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceEast Sussex County CouncilCouncillors have agreed to "redirect" £11m from its bus service improvement fund to pay for the new bridge in ExceatCouncillors have agreed to commit additional funding to plans to replace a bridge in East Sussex. In a meeting earlier, East Sussex County Council cabinet members agreed to "redirect" more than £11m towards plans to replace Exceat Bridge.

    By Huw Oxburgh Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 22, 2025

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