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The improvements will see the traffic-free active travel path adjacent to Camber Road resurfaced.

Bridges along the route will also be repaired and rejuvenated.

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Enabling more people to enjoy the route

The improvements will enable more people to enjoy the route whether they are walking, scooting, cycling, or using mobility aids, wheelchairs and pushchairs.

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Linking two holiday hotspots

The route is an important link between two holiday hotspots: the historic town of Rye and the coastal village of Camber.

Popular in the summer, the improved route will be a viable and sustainable alternative to travelling by car for local journeys.

The improvements will create a safer, more accessible space to enjoy the great outdoors whilst travelling in the area.

Sections will be closed during the works

During the work, sections of the path will be closed between Farm Lane in Camber and the road crossing by Rye Watersports.

Diversion options are limited; however, the contractor will endeavour to reopen the route on evenings, weekends and bank holidays where possible.

The improvement works are due to be completed in June.

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Enhancing the ˮ����app Network

We are delivering the project through our Paths for Everyone programme to enhance the ˮ����app Network.

It is funded by the Department for Transport.

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Feeling the many benefits of active travel

Sarah Leeming, Interim Director for the south of England at ˮ����app, said:

“It’s great to see these improvements getting underway.

“By making this space safe and accessible, we can enable more people to explore the area under their own steam.

“This has so many benefits, both for our physical and mental health and for the local area too.

“By choosing a day out walking, wheeling, or cycling, we can help to reduce congestion, protect the environment and support local businesses along the way.”��

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