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Movement and Access Strategy for Hailsham and Hellingly (MASHH)

The Movement and Access Strategy for Hailsham and Hellingly (MASHH) was completed in November 2012. It informs East Sussex County Council (and Wealden District Council) about the transport infrastructure required in Hailsham and Hellingly. This is to support:

  • developments recently constructed
  • future development up to 2027 as part of the Wealden District Council Core Strategy

The document identifies a number of mitigating measures. Ranging from:

  • new roundabouts
  • traffic lights
  • short sections of footway
  • pedestrian crossings

For a copy of the The Movement and Access Strategy for Hailsham and Hellingly (MASHH) see the Wealden District Council website.

A Steering Group of local members and council officers has been set up. This group is to prioritise and take forward the feasibility designs to implementation. Present on the steering group are council officers from:

  • East Sussex County Council
  • Wealden District Council
  • Hailsham Town Council

Hailsham town centre

You can find out about our specific plans for Hailsham town centre on the website of:

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