Sussex travel: what you need to know this evening, June 23

Here’s the latest news for the roads across Sussex this evening (Tuesday, June 23).
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Traffic across the county is broadly free of congestion with no major queues.

The eastbound carriageway of Offham Terrace will be shut at least until the end of the week due to investigations following a broken water main, which is now fixed.

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The B2165 is closed both ways between Watts Palace Lane and Watermill Lane, outside Rye, due to water mains works.

Church Hill, near Hurst Green, is closed both ways from A265 High Street to Fysie Lane due to construction works.

In Crowborough, Whitehill Road is closed due to construction on Whitehill Road both ways between Fermor Road and Mill Lane.

College Road in Seaford remains closed both ways from Corsica Road to Cricketfield Road due to gas main works.

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In Brighton, Madeira Drive and Dukes Mound remains closed between Palace Pier and Sussex Square due to coronavirus restriction measures.

Over in West Sussex, water mains work is taking place on B2195 Harwood Road both ways between Horsham Railway Station and Kings Road. A closure has been put in place by Southern Water.

One lane remains closed due to construction on M23 Northbound at J10 A264 Copthorne Way (Crawley). Lane one (of three) is closed.

In Worthing, one lane is closed on Tarring Road, near West Worthing Railway Station, due to ongoing telecoms work.

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