Time for answers

MAROONED, that's what the residents of north Durrington were during the weekend freeze if walking was the only way they had of getting about.
By The Newsroom
Published 22nd Dec 2009, 15:41 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 00:59 BST

Unable to do any shopping or keep appointments, many who phoned me were understandably furious.

What has made matters even worse, is Tesco has decided to be anti-social and erect a fence and remove the wooden bridge linking Durrington with Fulbeck Avenue, Northbrook

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This wilful act has prevented access to a public right of way effectively severing links between the two communities.

Clearly, West Sussex County Council has a lot to explain to council taxpayers.

High on the list must be is what measures they are going to put in place before the real freeze arrives and when is the public right of way going to be reinstated?

John Hughes

Ramblers Association footpath secretary for Worthing.

Welland Road

Durrington

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