Ferring Parish Council

Ferring Parish Council

Ferring, West Sussex

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Traffic Analysis Reports

Data derived from the Vehicle Activated Speed Monitor

 

FERRINGHAM LANE

September 2021

April 2020

 

GORING WAY
Goring Way 2023

LANGBURY LANE

August 2021

November 2020

 

OCEAN DRIVE

Ocean Drive 2023

July 2021

August 2020

 

ONSLOW DRIVE

September 2020

 

SEA LANE

Sea Lane 2023

May 2021 (northbound)

June 2020 (northbound)

February 2020 (nr. St Malo)

 

 

 

Ferring Parish Council

Ferring Parish Council: Serving the Community 1919 to 2026

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

DEFIBRILLATORS (AED) LOCATIONS IN THE VILLAGE

LOCATION OF THE DEFIBRILLATORS IN THE VILLAGE

 

ARUN DISTRICT COUNCIL –  CHANGES TO YOUR WASTE AND RECYLING COLLECTIONS

Parish Town Council waste collection

 

CLAPPERS LANE CROSSING UPDATE – Network Rail Southern Region      February 2026

 Making Clappers Lane safer: New Miniature Stop Lights coming soon

Network Rail is getting ready to install new Miniature Stop Lights (MSLs) at Clappers Lane level crossing, helping the community use the crossing safely once again.

The crossing was temporarily closed on 23rd January 2025 after repeated and extremely serious incidents of misuse. In just two weeks, there were four separate cases of people straying onto the track, including individuals walking along the line and playing games on the foot crossing as trains approached. With the third rail carrying a powerful, always‑live electrical current, the risks were simply too great, and closing the crossing immediately was the only safe option.

To allow the crossing to reopen, we’re installing Miniature Stop Lights, simple red‑and‑green signals, with an audible tone that makes it clear when it is safe to cross. These lights are designed to be easy to understand and to help users make safer choices around the railway.

Work to install the new equipment is due to begin on 16th February 2026. Once installed and fully tested, we expect the system to go live in March. Until then, access across the railway at this point will remain temporarily restricted.

Our level crossing manager and project team will be available throughout the works to listen, answer questions, and respond to any concerns.

Once the new MSLs are in operation, users will see bright red and green lights and hear an audible warning when a train is approaching. Before switching them on, we will carefully check the sound levels to ensure the warnings are clear for users without causing unnecessary disruption for neighbours. As with similar installations elsewhere, we will continue to monitor and fine‑tune the volume after the system is in use.

We are grateful to everyone who has shared feedback and helped shape this safety‑led solution. By installing MSLs at Clappers Lane, we are taking an important step towards reopening the crossing safely and reducing the risk of further dangerous incidents.

 

EMERGENCY PLAN – FERRING

Ferring Parish community emergency plan

 

Stagecoach & Compass Bus route from 6th April 2025

New 11 Bus route

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PARISH OFFICE

The Parish Office is open Monday to Friday 9.30am to Midday.

Alternatively,  if you wish to email the parish office please use parishoffice@ferringparishcouncil.org.uk

The parish office is closed on Public Bank Holidays.

 

 

Local Interest

  • Neighbourhood Watch January 2026
  • BRAKE – Road Safety Week’ (16th-22nd November)
  • Fraud Information – Stay Safe Online
  • BEACH LITTER
  • Keep Ferring Tidy

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Parish Flyers & Updates

Parish Flyer 79 WINTER 2025

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Ferring Parish Council
1 Elm Park
Ferring
West Sussex
BN12 5RN

Tel: 01903 249449
E-mail: parishclerk@ferringparishcouncil.org.uk

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