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Eastbourne town centre 'fully reopened' after project milestone

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Metal fences set up in Victoria Place, new paving is on the floor and further in the distance there are excavators and workmen. The fencing blocks the whole road but pedestrians can go around and walk on the pavement

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Eastbourne town centre fully reopens following completion of pedestrianisation project phase

Overview

Eastbourne town centre has fully reopened following the completion of the latest phase of a construction project designed to create a 0.6-mile walkable route from the railway station to the seafront. The scheme includes pedestrianised sections of Terminus Road. While local businesses previously reported disruptions and impacts on trade during the works, council officials have praised the project for creating a modern, safer environment that will benefit the local economy and encourage visitors.

Key points

  • Eastbourne town centre has fully reopened following the completion of a major project milestone.
  • The scheme pedestrianised sections of Terminus Road to create a 0.6-mile walkable route from the station to the seafront.
  • Phases completed include Terminus Road between Bankers' Corner and Marks & Spencer, and the Victoria Place phase.
  • Local businesses previously raised concerns about roadworks impacting trade and the summer season.
  • Council officials acknowledged the disruption but offered business rate relief and thanked traders for their patience.
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