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FOI request (FOIR-859681937)
Accessibility infrastructure data
Requested Fri 24 July 2026
Responded Fri 21 August 2026Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 where applicable), I request the following information held by the council.In accordance with section1. Public conveniences: the council's register of public toilets, including location, opening arrangements, accessibility features (accessible cubicle, RADAR key requirement, baby changing), and Changing Places facilities. If a public-toilets GIS layer exists on the council's mapping system, an export of that layer's data would satisfy this item.2. Dropped kerbs: any register, asset list or GIS layer of dropped kerbs / kerb ramps on the public highway maintained by the council or its highways contractor, including location.3. Pedestrian crossings: the council's inventory of signalised and non-signalised pedestrian crossings, including crossing type and any recorded accessibility attributes (audible signal, rotating tactile cone, tactile paving).4. Disabled parking bays: locations of on-street disabled persons'
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Q1. Public conveniences: the council's register of public toilets, including location, opening arrangements, accessibility features (accessible cubicle, RADAR key requirement, baby changing), and Changing Places facilities. If a public-toilets GIS layer exists on the council's mapping system, an export of that layer's data would satisfy this item.
A1: Details attached in Excel spreadsheet.
Q2. Dropped kerbs: any register, asset list or GIS layer of dropped kerbs / kerb ramps on the public highway maintained by the council or its highways contractor, including location.
A2: Dropped kerbs for the purpose of helping pedestrians cross the street are dealt with by East Sussex County Council Highways.
Please visit their website for further information at https://www.eastsussex.gov.uk and Welcome to East Sussex Highways – live.eastsussexhighways.com
Their Freedom of Information page is at Freedom of Information requests | East Sussex County Council.
If it is of any help these appear to be referred to as accessible pedestrian kerbs or pedestrian dropped kerbs.
Regarding dropped kerbs for vehicle crossover this information can be obtained via our public access tool available on our website: http://publicaccess.hastings.gov.uk/online-applications/
Q3. Pedestrian crossings: the council's inventory of signalised and non-signalised pedestrian crossings, including crossing type and any recorded accessibility attributes (audible signal, rotating tactile cone, tactile paving).
A3: Information not held.
All aspects of traffic control are dealt with by East Sussex County Council Highways, please visit their website for further information at https://www.eastsussex.gov.uk.
Their Freedom of Information page is at Freedom of Information requests | East Sussex County Council.
Q4. Disabled parking bays: locations of on-street disabled persons' parking bays (both Traffic Regulation Order bays and advisory bays) within the council's area.
A4. Disabled bays in roads are managed by East Sussex County Council who are responsible for on-street parking.
Please visit their website for further information at www.eastsussex.gov.uk.
Their Freedom of Information page is at Freedom of Information requests | East Sussex County Council.
Their website includes guidance on Disabled parking bays | East Sussex County Council and Interactive parking maps | East Sussex County Council.
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