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About the Findon Valley Residents' Association
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The Findon Valley Residents' Association is a charity registered in England and Wales: 267009
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Achievements in the current decade
Road Congestion Objections raised against the proposed developments at 134 Warren Road with the impact on congestion and safety for road users on the A27. Click here to read Ian Hart's column from the Worthing Herald about his concerns on this proposed development. Update 4/6/10: We successfully motivated the tenants of Fontwell Drive into petitioning their landlord, Worthing Homes, not to sell the critical strip of land to the developer. The Board of Worthing Homes was sympathetic to the tenants' plight and were unanimous in their decision not to sell. Offington Corner: 'Keep Clear' markings installed and re-painted. Installation of Offington’s 'One Way Plug' postponed “indefinitely.” Road Safety Additional Pelican crossing installed on Findon Road. New Puffin pedestrian crossing installed on Warren Road. Warren Road crossing: high-mast signals and improved signage. Road engineering improvements to pedestrian safety at (old) Pelican access. Pelican crossing at King's Parade: pedestrian times extended. Railings installed at King's Parade Pelican crossing. Lane narrowing and anti-skid surfacing installed. Improvements to footpath on Bost Hill. Fiveways (Cissbury Avenue/Limetree Avenue junction): improvements to 'priorities'. Fiveways junction: installation of pavement 'cross-overs.' Improved road barriers and road markers on the A24. 30mph road sign at King's Parade access re-positioned. Removal of 40mph road sign mounted on King's Parade kerb. County Highways now “actively considering” reducing Findon Road’s speed limit. 'School Warning' signs on Findon Road. Road Speed Management in operation on A24. Improved road signage on Bost Hill.
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