There have been many complaints that wide and high hedges around the estate, narrowing pavements, force people to walk in the road. East Sussex County Council Highways has published a […]
Following on from the recent Nevill Road safety report, the Nevill Residents Association have been in communication with East Sussex County Council’s road and traffic safety managers – you can
Report by transport consultants PJA on improving safety for safety of pedestrians and cyclists in Nevill Road, funded by Lewes Town Council.
For those not familiar with the Nevill Good Neighbours Scheme (NGN), they are a free DBS checked volunteer service providing assistance to residents of the Nevill estate requiring one-off or
NRA has secured a grant from the Town Council for consultants to look at pedestrian and cycling safety on Nevill Road. A small group of residents has been liaising with
The sudden snow in the beginning of January highlighted the problems suffered by residents in such difficult weather conditions. The 128 crashed into a wall in Firle Crescent during the
The Nevill Residents Association has received a grant from Lewes Town Council to commission a study on how to make Nevill Road and the junction with Nevill Cresent and South
With the lockdowns fading into the past, Nevill Good Neighbours continues to be busy in our community. In fact, they are busier than ever. In the twelve months leading up
Unfortunately, the bench outside the shops was damaged. This had to be repaired twice by Men’s Shed to make it robust. Turning the seat round to face the oncoming bus,
NRA Chair, Suzy, along with other Nevill residents have been aiming a speed gun at cars travelling down Nevill Road. Anyone doing 36mph or over is reported to the Police
In case you haven’t noticed it, the Nevill estate now has a defibrillator on the front wall of St Mary’s Church Hall, Highdown Road. The next closest (closer for some
Nevill Good Neighbours are in regular touch with a number of Nevill residents who live alone, often by weekly phone call, sometimes more frequently if they have concerns. Usually they
