Crest Nicholson responds to concerns about roads, pavements, drains and the bus gate system at Bolnore Village in Haywards Heath

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A housebuilding company has responded to concerns about the condition of unadopted roads and pavements on a new build estate in Haywards Heath.

Householders have expressed frustration because highway remedial works on phases four and five of Bolnore Village have not yet been completed by Crest Nicholson.

But Crest Nicholson assured residents that it is ‘wholly committed to the remedial works’ and provided an update on its progress.

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Residents raised concerns about the unadopted road where Saddlers Way meets Bolnore Road, which they say is the only pavement route out of the north of Bolnore Village into the town. They said that vulnerable and elderly people, including those with pushchairs, do not have a safe and well lit walking route in this direction.

Householders have expressed frustration because highway remedial works on phases four and five of Bolnore Village have not been completedHouseholders have expressed frustration because highway remedial works on phases four and five of Bolnore Village have not been completed
Householders have expressed frustration because highway remedial works on phases four and five of Bolnore Village have not been completed

They also expressed concerns about the delay to the installation of a bus gate and the progress of works on the adoptable sewers.

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A Crest Nicholson spokesperson told the Middy: “We are wholly committed to the remedial works and currently have contractors finalising drainage works being carried out to secure adoption by Southern Water. The bus gate system is also due to be completed this summer and will provide paved pedestrian access from the development into Haywards Heath. We appreciate residents’ patience while these works are finalised.”

Mid Sussex MP Mims Davies recently wrote to West Sussex County Council about these issues as well. West Sussex County Council has been approached for comment.

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