Report It
Where should I report my issue or concern?
Please see below for some useful guidance, links and contact information to help you direct your query to the right place.
Roads and Pavements, Flooding, Public Rights of Way, Buses
Contact West Sussex County Council for any issues or enquiries relating to:
- Roadworks and projects
- Travel and public transport (including older persons and disabled bus passes)
- Maintaining roads, verges and pavements
- Report a pothole
- Highway flooding, gullies and drainage
- Public Rights of Way
- Blue badges
- Libraries
The easiest way to contact them is via their website, or you can call:
Parking, Abandoned Vehicles, Planning, Waste & Recycling
Contact Mid Sussex District Council for any issues or enquiries relating to:
- Waste & Recycling
- Parking enforcement
- Report an abandoned vehicle
- Trinity Road and Brown Twins Road Carparks
- Planning and Building
- Fairfield & Berrylands Recreation Grounds
The easiest way to contact them is via their website, or you can call them:
Parish Council Services
Contact the Parish Council to speak to us about any of the following:
- Streetlights – Click here to see which streetlights we maintain
- South Avenue and Reeds Lane Recreation Grounds and Play areas
- Hurst Meadows
- Court Bushes Community Hub and Hurstpierpoint Village Centre
- Village Garden and War Memorial Garden on Hurstpierpoint High Street
- Albourne Road Allotments
- South Avenue Cemetery and upkeep of Lower Churchyard at Holy Trinity Church.
- Street Furniture – Installation maintenance and repair of Village Gateways and bus shelters
- Waste Collections (not household) – litter and dog waste bin collections around the parish
- Public Conveniences – Pit Road and Trinity Road toilets
You can also call us on:
Or visit us during our opening hours: Monday – Friday 09:30 and 13:30
Hurstpierpoint Village Centre, Trinity Road, Hurstpierpoint, BN6 9UY
Crime, Antisocial Behaviour, Road Traffic Accidents
Contact Sussex Police for issues relating to:
- Crime
- Antisocial Behaviour
- Dangerous Driving
- Road Traffic Collisions (where there is an injury, the road is blocked or if a driver has failed to stop)
- Missing Persons
Call 999 when:
- there is an immediate danger to life
- someone is using violence or is threatening to be violent
- a crime is happening right now, like a house burglary or a theft
- the suspect is still at the scene
Call 101 or click the button above for the Sussex Police website to report a crime or incident that is not an emergency.