Campaign for the Arundel Bypass

For twenty-five years Antiquities has served a local, national and international clientele, all drawn to this family run business's effortless blend of ornate elegance, industrial chic, country charm and daring old world glamour.

Directors, Ian and Christina Fenwick say:

"At long last an opportunity to get our long overdue by pass. Access to the town is stifled by long traffic queues on a daily basis, weekends and Bank Holidays.

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Medisort, was founded in 2009 to provide high quality processing and logistics from their base in Littlehampton. Medisort has a number of vehicles in operation at any one time, ranging from 3.5 tonne vehicles to Articulated 44 tonne bin exchange lorries.

Director Stuart Brittle said:

"I support the campaign to deliver the Arundel Bypass.

The daily congestion along the A27 at Crossbush has a serious effect on productivity of my cl...

Samantha Walker, Director of Arundel Brewery is concerned not only with the effect on her business of traffic delays but also on the economy of the whole town as well; she says:

"Arundel Brewery's customers need to be able to rely on deliveries arriving on time, but this is often made extremely difficult by the constant congestion on the A27 on either side of Arundel.  

The severe delays must also put many visitors off from visi...

Arundel First Friday hold regular networking meetings in the town that attracts business people from across West Sussex.

We are frequently told that people are arriving late, or not at all, because of the congestion on the A27, and the problem is so bad that many do not even bother to try any more.

Arundel First Friday Business Networking fully supports OneArundel and the proposed pink/blue route for the Arundel bypass.

The directors at this Littlehampton firm depend on reliable and jam free roads for their business.

They say:

"At Smartphone Screen Repair we offer a collection and delivery service to customers across Sussex, but this is severely adversely affected by the congestion on the A27 at Arundel.

We believe that an Arundel bypass would make a massive difference to the efficiency of local business. Furthermore it would contribute to the o...

Mr R. C. Page, Director of R. T. Page & Sons Ltd said

"You certainly have the support of our company"

He continued "We have operated transport in the area for over seventy years and, have been frustrated repeatedly, by the various minority lobbies’ and some Governments, who collectively, over the years, have delayed or stopped the construction of the bypass." 

Mr Page added "We would like to be reassured that the connec...

Richard Esling, founder and director of Arundel Wine Society, Sussex Wine Academy, WineWyse and Business Strategy Consulting says:

"We give full support to the proposed pink/blue route for the Arundel bypass"

Roberts Transport (Sussex) Ltd are a family run road transport/distribution and warehousing company based in Brighton (East Sussex) and Littlehampton (West Sussex).

The company started out as an 'Owner Driver' operation in 2006 in a Sole Trader entity with one 44 tonne truck. In 2011 with four 44 tonne trucks, a van and a motorbike, the decision was taken to transfer to a Limited Company.

Managing Director Dave Roberts says

"We a...

Geoff Edwards, Executive Vice President UK Operations for Bowers & Wilkins has said:

"We wholly support the need for the Arundel Bypass as part of the overall improvement of the A27.

As a major employer in the area the congestion on the A27 affects not only the key supply route to and from the Southampton docks.

In addition,  several of our employees have to commute along this corridor to and from work or to visit suppliers...