West Sussex County Council in the news

West Sussex County Council is piloting AI-powered cameras in highway inspection vehicles to detect road defects more efficiently, drawing mixed public reactions.

West Sussex County Council is consulting on plans for a new walking and cycling route along Oaklands Way in Chichester to enhance connectivity and safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

West Sussex County Council's customer service center managed over 137,000 calls in the first half of 2026, achieving an 85% satisfaction rate from residents.

West Sussex County Council invested nearly 1.8 million from Active Travel England into four active travel projects in Horsham, Arundel, Shoreham, and Worthing, creating safer and more accessible routes for walking, wheeling, and cycling.

West Sussex County Council is trialling AI-powered cameras in highway inspection vehicles to automatically detect and record road defects, aiming to improve efficiency and safety in road maintenance.

West Sussex manufacturers are boosting productivity and growth by adopting digital technologies through the Made Smarter South East program, supported by the county council.

West Sussex County Council has opened applications for primary school places for September 2027, urging parents to apply by January 15, 2027, and offering support throughout the process.

West Sussex County Council implemented new pedestrian crossings, school route upgrades, and speed limit changes in four areas to enhance active travel safety and accessibility.

Chichester is installing new digital infrastructure to improve mobile phone signals in its city centre, alongside a larger £10.5 million public realm improvement project for key streets like North Street and East Street.

West Sussex County Council's customer service center handled over 137,000 calls and maintained 85% customer satisfaction in the first half of 2026, demonstrating a strong commitment to resident support.

West Sussex County Council is trialling AI camera technology in highway inspection vehicles to automate defect identification and improve efficiency.

West Sussex County Council's customer service center successfully managed over 137,000 calls and nearly 17,200 in-person visits in the first half of 2026, maintaining an 85% customer satisfaction rate.

West Sussex County Council is piloting new AI-powered camera technology in highway inspection vehicles to automate defect identification and improve road maintenance efficiency and safety.

West Sussex County Council has declared three properties and a land parcel surplus, now deciding whether to sell or use them for future projects.

Ten students from Oak Grove College successfully completed the BLAZE course by West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service, enhancing their resilience, wellbeing, and social skills through firefighter simulated exercises.

West Sussex County Council is trialing AI technology with dashboard cameras to automate detection of road defects, aiming for safer and more efficient highway inspections.

West Sussex County Council is piloting AI-powered dashboard cameras to detect road defects and enhance highway inspection efficiency.

West Sussex County Council is trialling AI technology to make road inspections safer and more efficient.

West Sussex County Council is implementing a new flood risk management strategy in the Teville catchment in Worthing, focusing on a holistic approach and resident input.

Worthing's Montague Gardens redevelopment is in its final stages, featuring new green spaces, seating, a play area, and an entertainment stage, with a new kiosk and play area opening soon.