Jess highlights the real human and business cost of Britain’s pothole crisis, sharing how damaged roads are hitting drivers’ incomes, safety and local livelihoods.

Jess Brown-Fuller MP was delighted to join Bosham Association members Dick Bryant and Peter Sims.

By Jess Brown-Fuller MP This week, I hosted a Parliamentary debate in Westminster Hall on Transport in the South East. Across Chichester, transport disruption is a constant inconvenience. It is an issue that comes up time and again on the doorstep. Residents are frustrated with a system that fails them, whether on the roads, the railways or local bus services. The A27 is one of the busiest trunk roads in the country, and the main arterial route along the south coast. For my c

Jess Brown-Fuller MP met with campaigners at the junction of Norwich Road, Sherborne Road and St Paul’s Road who have been campaigning for a road crossing to connect the Parklands and East Broyle estates, particularly for local children and elderly people who cross the road to access local schools, shops, and bus services.   Jess was joined by local District and City Councillors, and members of the local campaign group formed in July 2025 by Sue Walters, with the support of t

Jess Brown-Fuller MP has written to Network Rail to request an assessment of automating the barriers at the Stockbridge and Whyke Road level crossings in the city centre.   These barriers are currently manually operated out of Chichester’s signal box and are down for more than fifty percent of every hour, causing severe congestion throughout the city centre.   Jess said:   “The impact on residents, commuters, and businesses is considerable, with routine journeys significantly