Cave Refectory Road: Monastic Rhythms for Contemporary Living

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Bus services towards Northfield Lane will be suspended during the closure. The nearest alternative Bus Stops are North South Road and Hastings. Normal service will resume when the road reopens. Along Refectory Road, work is underway to ensure our utilities under the ground are sufficient to support both West Slope and the existing campus. We currently have the following road closures and diversions planned: A full risk assessment of Bramber House has been conducted to ensure safe occupancy and evacuation can be maintained duringthis stage of remedial works. Staff onfloor 4should follow evacuation procedures as usual, and staff on all other levels should evacuate using the fire escape routes on Rectory Road side of the building.

No vehicle access between Refectory Road (from the Norwich House Road junction) and Northfield Lane Works to build a partition around the stairwell in the Co-Op lobby was prioritised meaning that the Co-Op has been able to reopen. Works in the building continue. Roadworks are taking place in two locations, impacting North South Road and the Eastern Ring Road. The Falmer Sports Complex bus stop is suspended until further notice. We will share more information once it is available. See more information via Southern Rail. Refectory Road is now closed Access to the Co-Op lobby is currently via the Refectory Road entrance only; the entrances from the Arts Path (South West) side is closed;

This means that to access Northfield and Lewes Court, drivers now need to use East Slope Road. Limited vehicle access to Refectory Road is in place, to manage traffic in this busy area. Signage will be present to indicate these road changes. The Co-Op has reopened after a temporary closure – access to the Co-Op is currently via the Refectory Road entrance only; For the time being staff needing to access Bramber House can do so via the stairwells adjoining Refectory Road, at the SE and SW ends of the building. An access card is required. You may be aware of a situation that has developed this week that affects those working in and visiting Bramber House, including the Co-Op, which has reopened after a temporary closure. The concrete that was used to build Bramber House has been identified as having weaknesses, and as such work needs to be undertaken to partition off the stairwells along the West side (Arts Path) side of the building while surveys are undertaken which will inform what remedial works are needed. Access to Bramber House for staff is only from the entrances on the East/Refectory Road side of the building and an access card is required;

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