B2125 (Lancing)
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| B2125 | ||||
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| From: | South Lancing (TQ179037) | |||
| To: | North Lancing (TQ184055) | |||
| Distance: | 1.1 miles (1.8 km) | |||
| Met: | A259, A27 | |||
| Now part of: | A2025 | |||
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| Route outline (key) | ||||
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This article is about a link road between North and South Lancing, which became the A2025.
For the original road in Portslade, which quickly became the original A293, see B2125 (Portslade).
For the former A23 through Crawley, which became the A2219, see B2125 (Crawley).
For the original road in Portslade, which quickly became the original A293, see B2125 (Portslade).
For the former A23 through Crawley, which became the A2219, see B2125 (Crawley).
The A2025 (former B2125) Grinstead Lane
The second incarnation of the B2125 was used for a short link in Lancing, Sussex, existing from around 1926 (when the road was first classified) to around 1933. Like its predecessor, it was upgraded to Class I, becoming the A2025 which it remains.
Starting on the A259 coast road the B2125 headed north along South Street before bearing left by the church to cross the railway line by Lancing station; the A2025 now bypasses this section. It then detoured via Grinstead Avenue to rejoin the present main road before following Grinstead Lane to its terminus on the A27.
