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Work to transform Queensway, The Pavement and Kingsgate will begin next month on 14 January 2019.

Blakedown Landscapes Ltd, a multi award-winning landscaping and civil engineering company, was appointed in September and will deliver this next phase of town centre regeneration, laying high quality paving, creating space for market provision, larger disabled parking bays and new planting along the northern edge of Memorial Gardens.

Two major housing projects have been given a boost after Crawley Borough Council received final confirmation that it has been successful in applying for a government grant worth more than £6m.

The £6.4m grant from Homes England’s Housing Infrastructure Fund will help unlock another 620 new homes in the town.

Telford Place in the town centre will receive £2m to bring forward development while £4.4m will go towards infrastructure that enables new homes to be built in Forge Wood, Crawley’s newest neighbourhood.

Improvement works on the Hazelwick Flyover and Gatwick Road in Manor Royal are due to begin next week (19 November).

Expected to last around 8 weeks, the works will make this important entrance to Manor Royal more welcoming and attractive to visitors by creating a better sense of arrival.

The scheme is being delivered by the Manor Royal Busines District as part of the Crawley Growth Programme.

Breheny Civil Engineering on behalf Crest Nicholson are to commence highway improvement works on the Cheals Roundabout on 22^nd October 2018 with works due for completion end of May / early June 2019. The purpose of these works is to increase the capacity of the roundabout to deal with the anticipated traffic flow increases from the residential development at Kilnwood Vale.