With around 2,500 miles of roads across West Sussex, fixing potholes make painting the Forth Bridge look easy.
Conservatives have allocated an additional £14m to West Sussex highways budget for repairs. The number of repairs
I do not want residents to be caught out so please be aware that from 5th February, parking charges are increasing very significantly in our Horsham District Council run car parks.
I very much regret that the new administration has implemented these increases (for example of 60 per cent for Piries
Horsham District Council has waived its usual licence fees for street parties for His Majesty The King’s Coronation in May.
Special events, including street parties that involve closing a road, require a legal order to be in place which normally requires a fee to be paid to the Council.
At a meeting of full Council held on 22 February 2023, Horsham District Council (HDC) set the Council’s financial and capital budget for the coming financial year, which starts in April.
Despite the significant cost increases from inflation - good financial management and reserves has put the Counc
Your local Councillors are absolutely delighted that Berkeley Homes have withdrawn their application for 1,500 homes west of Southwater.
The application has been withdrawn by Berkeley Homes because Horsham District Council Planning Officers were recommending refusal of the application.
Councilors have supported the increase to the on-the-spot fines for dropping litter on streets and verges from £75 to £150 from 1 February 2023.
The increased fine will help to tackle this type of anti-social behaviour by hitting litter culprits in the pocket, whether it is litter that is thrown fr
Conservative run Horsham District Council (HDC) has reduced its direct carbon footprint by some 57% since 2019/20, when it committed to being carbon neutral by 2030.
