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Sep 2019

LETTERS: WESTHAM: The road layout is now outdated and should be returned to normality

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I go through Westham at least twice a week

This morning the school run mums were really taking the Michael I was boxed in every which way no one gives way. This argument is aimed at the Westham Parish council and Tom Liddiard County Councillor on behalf of local residents.

The road layout is now outdated and should be returned to normality as the school has grown bigger. The council should police the road so that lawless drivers can be fined.

Just think of the income that could be made!

This income could be used to fund a crossing in Pevensey Bay.

A very irate local driver

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