8 October 2026 - Transport
Community Transport offer during A286 closure
Community Transport Sussex are providing a once-a-day service into Chichester for vulnerable residents unable to access the temporary bus stop on St George's Drive
The Parish has just over 2000 residents and is due south of Chichester from the A27 bypass and stretches across the fields of the Manhood Peninsula to Sidlesham. The residential area to the north is astride the busy A286 Stockbridge Road, named after the local Anglo-Saxon hundred (administrative district) of that name. St George's Parish Hall is located here. along with a row of shops and small local businesses. The village lies a little distant on the B2201 centrally in the Parish. Church records date from A.D.966 and Donnington is recorded in the Doomsday Book, this was and still is the agricultural heart of the community. Flora and fauna may be enjoyed along the public footpaths (including part of the original Selsey Tramway route) or by following the Chichester Canal towpath.
Donnington Parish Council,
19 Grosvenor Road,
Chichester,
West Sussex,
PO19 8RT
Community Transport Sussex are providing a once-a-day service into Chichester for vulnerable residents unable to access the temporary bus stop on St George's Drive
Information from Donnington Parish Hall regarding activities on offer during the SGN road closure October 2026
To allow SGN to replace the old gas main that runs down the centre of Stockbridge Road, the road will be closed between A27 and Grosvenor Road for 7 weeks. This will be followed by works on Birdham Road under 2 way lights. Image shows the diversion route.
Stockbridge Parish Hall is found on the corner Stockbridge Gardens, at the junction of Birdham Road. It is available to hire through St George's Church.
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