Bomb disposal experts have been called in to deal with an unexploded historic ordnance in Arundel, police said this morning (Saturday 3 May).
Sussex Police said: “Police are currently responding to what is believed to be an unexploded historic ordnance found on the banks of the River Arun, near the bridge at Queen Street, Arundel, reported just before 1pm on Friday 2 May.
“The Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team are currently on scene to safely remove the ordnance.
“A cordon is being set up as a precaution while we assess the situation and to keep the public safe.
“Access to Arundel via Queen Street, the High Street and the Causeway are currently restricted and we urge residents to avoid the area while this matter is dealt with.
“Officers thank the public for their patience.”
