Popular West Sussex village pub and restaurant at risk of closure
A popular pub and restaurant in a West Sussex village is at risk of closure.
Source: sussexexpress.co.uk
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New exhibition space opens at Highdown Gardens in Worthing
A new exhibition space has opened in Highdown Gardens in Worthing.
Source: theargus.co.uk
Appeal for 70 homes on A259 near Worthing dismissed
An appeal against a council decision to refuse permission for 70 homes at a garden centre has been dismissed.
West Sussex United Kingdom East Sussex Highdown Hill Littlehampton Town Council Arun District Council
Source: theargus.co.uk
The first-ever Worthing Heritage Festival set to open
The first-ever Worthing Heritage Festival takes place this June, organised by the Worthing Heritage Alliance, an umbrella organisation for all the heritage societies and groups operating in the town. Worthing Heritage Festival runs from June 10-18.
Source: sussexexpress.co.uk
How Rudyard Kipling and his friends saved the Seven Sisters
They enlisted the help of Rudyard Kipling to save the iconic Seven Sisters and South Downs but as The Friends of the South Downs celebrate their…
Source: theargus.co.uk
Community cleaning drive gives Worthing seafront and parks a facelift
People of all ages joined Council staff in cleaning up Worthing’s beach and promenade.
Dorothy Blakeborough Highdown Hill Thomas Chapman Laura Chapman Worthing Borough Council Coastal Office
Source: sussexexpress.co.uk
Day one in the High Court – Goring Gap appeal
A DECISION to allow 475 homes to be built on Worthing countryside was scrutinised by the High Court this week.
Source: theargus.co.uk
Developer wins appeal over plans for 475 homes at Goring Gap
Plans to build 475 homes on part of the Goring Gap have been given the green light after a developer won its appeal.
Source: sussexexpress.co.uk
Adam Trimingham's Sage of Sussex column
My Aunt Hilda, a maiden lady who lived near Oxford, took her summer holidays in Worthing but it wasn’t to enjoy the salty pleasures of that resort.
Source: theargus.co.uk