Scout Shore have a surplus M.J. Maillis Strapping Machine available for sale and are open to offers!

The machine is in good condition and has been fully serviced until last year. 

For further details please contact:

Robert Szabo-Laborcz,  Facilities and Maintenance Manager, Scout Store

Mobile: 07395 832461  Email:  Robert Szabo-Laborcz@scoutshops.com

This week LBP completed a full audit of all the potholes, road cracks and pavement hazards across the park.

Many of the public highways on the park consist of a concrete base covered with a tarmac surface. When the tarmac breaks up it exposes the concrete causing shallow potholes to form.

The County Councils Safety Plus Policy states that potholes must exceed a depth of 40mm (golf ball) and a width of 150mm to qualify for repair. Unfortunately due to the concrete base, some of the potholes on the park do not exceed the depth requirement and therefore currently do not qualify for repair.

LBP has reported all the issues which appear to meet the County's requirements, along with seam cracking and pavement trip hazards. LBP has forwarded photographs of each issue for West Sussex Highways to consider.

West Sussex Highways have confirmed that they will be sending out a Highways Steward to review each of the issues reported and will raise repair works in accordance with their policy.

To read more about West Sussex Highway's policy please click here

Please be aware that the temporary traffic lights on the bridge in Western Road are currently not working.

Please approach with real care to help avoid any incidents.

LBP has reported this issue to SGN who are sending someone to resolve this quickly.

We are very pleased to announce that Preston Insurance Brokers LLP has confirmed their sponsorship of Lancing Business Park BID.                                .

Please click here to view how Preston Insurance Brokers LLP can help your  business.

As part of the government’s roadmap to cautiously lift restrictions, businesses of all sizes, including those with fewer than 50 employees, can register from today to order free lateral flow tests for their employees.

Around 1 in 3 people with coronavirus don’t have symptoms, which means they could be spreading the virus in workplaces without knowing. Rapid testing detects cases quickly – in under 30 minutes – meaning positive cases can isolate immediately, breaking chains of transmission.

Regular testing could be the difference between a workplace being able to stay open and operational, or needing to close due to a COVID-19 outbreak. It will form a crucial part of the government’s plan to gradually and safely ease restrictions as we get back to a more normal life.

So far over 3,500 businesses are signed up to offer workplace testing programmes, and over 14,000 have registered their interest in offering rapid testing, with many already rolling tests out.

Businesses have until 31 March to register for the government’s workplace testing scheme, which will remain free until the end of June. All those who can work from home should continue to do so.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said "Regular workplace testing is a vital part of our route back to normal life, which is why I’m very pleased that we’re now expanding our offer of free workplace testing to businesses of all sizes, including SMEs.

These rapid tests will allow positive cases of Covid-19 to be..."

To read more please click here

To register for the free tests on the online portal before 31st March 2021 please click here

We are pleased to report that road conditions are good on the park this morning and snow is no longer forecast for our area.

We are pleased to report that road conditions are good on the park this morning and snow is not forecast for today.

Please drive carefully whilst on Lancing Business Park today.

All roads on the park are currently clear of snow but please beware of ice patches. There is a light dusting of snow in Marlborough Road Car Park.

Heavy snow forecast from 10am to 5pm today.

The staff at Fizz Creations Ltd in Commerce Way have established a monthly donation scheme, to provide much needed support for the Lancing & Sompting Churches Food Bank.

During January the staff have donated the food pictured above which the Food Bank will distribute to local families in need. 

Before Christmas, Lawrence Boon who is a Director at Fizz, arranged a quiz to provide much needed funds for the Food Bank over the festive period, raising a very impressive £680 for this worthy cause.

If you or your staff would like to help support LBP's Charity of the Year, the Food Bank would very much welcome the following support:

Cash Donations are welcome via bank transfer to the Lancing and Sompting Churches Foodbank:

Sort Code: 20-79-31 Account: 73929213

Food Donations are welcome:

• Tuesdays - 9:30 to 10:30am at the car park of the Harriet Johnson Centre, Loose Lane, Sompting
• Thursdays - 10:30 to 11:30am at the Lancing Children's Centre, 42 North Road Lancing 
• Please check the Foodbank's Facebook page to ensure donations are being accepted on your chosen day by clicking here

If  You or Your Staff Can Provide:

• Laptop - do you have a laptop you can spare?
• IT Training - Spare some free time to help provide IT training for the Foodbank Volunteers?
• Manpower - Spare anytime to help the volunteers to collect or distribute the donated food?
• Food Storage Space -Does your business have spare refrigeration/freezer storage space to help preserve the lifetime of donated food? 

Please email your support offer by clicking here