Category: Travel

Crowborough news related to roads and public transport (buses, trains, cycling & pedestrians): Disruption causing delays to journeys to/from Crowborough. Issues with the local roads network, including road works & potholes; faults with traffic lights; journeys effected because of bad weather – fallen trees, icy & snow; modifications of parking arrangements (car parks & on-street parking); inconsiderate parking; congestion & diversions; new road markings. Delays and cancellation of train services travelling to/and from Crowborough. Changes to bus & train timetables and routes. New bus stops and shelters. Electric car charging points. Obstructions etc to pavements. Road safety. Dedicated cycle paths & cycle shelters.

Bus passes revert to normal time

Timetable at bus stop on Crowborough Broadway - notice "Important update"

From September concessionary passes will not be accepted on buses in East Sussex.

Car park enforcement

Wealden District Council will re-start monitoring overstaying in their car parks, including the ones in Crowborough, from 1st July.

Replacement footbridge at station

Network Rail will be removing and demolishing the existing staircases and bridge at Eridge station.

Buses replace trains

Oxted Viaduct covered in scaffolding

Network Rail are carrying out strengthening, repair and refurbishment work to Oxted Viaduct, which means there will be bus...

Croft Road resurfacing complete

Croft Road in Crowborough

East Sussex Highways have said motorists using a busy Crowborough road can expect a smoother ride thanks to the completion of major resurfacing work.

Connecting Crowborough to the South Coast & Tunbridge Wells

Brighton Main Line 2 map showing proposed route and indicating Sussex, Kent and London phases of the proposal.

A 50 year struggle to re-open the Lewes to Uckfield Railway Line has taken a significant step forward.

Roadworks Whitehill Road

Whitehill Road in Crowborough will be closed from Monday 15th June for 4 weeks for carriageway resurfacing works.

30-day virus killer used by train operator

Electrostatic spray guns used to applylong-lasting viruscide- Blackfriars 2

A viruscide which kills Covid-19 for up to 30 days is being used across Govia Thameslink’s entire fleet, including Southern trains from Crowborough.

Croft Road closed for roadworks

Highways Work Croft Road 20th April 2020 for 7 weeks. Road closed to through traffic.

East Sussex County Council have confirmed that the first major phase of a road improvement scheme in Crowborough will go ahead despite the coronavirus situation.

Battling the wet weather to fix our roads

As the county endures the wettest winter in 20 years, reports of potholes have surged. East Sussex Highways crews have fixed more than three times the number last winter.

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