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Love crime fiction or true crime podcasts? Join tea and talk event in Worthing
Join Sight Support Worthing for Cream Tea & Crime: Cake and Corruption on Monday 30th March at The Charmandean in Worthing.
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Brighton date as singer-songwriter Dave Arcari captures live feel on new album
Scottish blues/roots/Americana singer-songwriter Dave Arcari plays Komedia, Brighton on Saturday, March 7 to promote his latest album Still Friends.
Harty: Hurzeler and Hinshelwood should be backed and cherished – even if impatience sometimes takes over
It was the legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly that first uttered the iconic quote “Form is temporary, class is permanent” – a soundbite that is as relevant in the game today as it was when he first said it over 60 years ago.
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Sussex traffic: Bus route amended amid burst water main; A24 and A283 delays after collisions; A259 roadworks; M23 lane closure
Here are the latest traffic updates from across Sussex on Tuesday, March 3.
Freemasons to host Worthing Community Food Hub for further year
The Worthing Community Food Hub at the Charmandean Centre is set to continue for another year, thanks to the ongoing support of West Sussex Freemasons. The hub is a collaborative initiative between UKHarvest and West Sussex County Council (WSCC), aimed at tackling food waste and food insecurity acro...
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Worthing musician backs hearing loss awareness campaign
A Worthing musician has shared his hearing loss journey for World Hearing Day 2026.
Free health and wellbeing event for residents across the Adur district
Local organisations are working together to put on a free health and wellbeing event for residents across the Adur district.
Marchers gather at Worthing Pier to say ‘refugees welcome’
Hundreds of people joined a peaceful unity march in Worthing on Saturday (February 28), gathering at the pier before setting off through the town centre.
Parenting in Sussex: The horrors of cleaning and a fun afternoon at the pub
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Worthing stabbing: Boy, 17, arrested as police investigation continues
An arrest has been made, after a stabbing left a man with ‘serious injuries’ in Worthing.
A Golden Ticket to pure imagination at Bohunt School Worthing
Colour, creativity and confidence took centre stage at Bohunt School Worthing as students delivered a spectacular production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for visiting local primary schools.
Residents react to plan for new M&S food store in West Sussex – and most people are on the same page
There has been a huge reaction to news that one of the UK’s biggest retailers wants to open a food store in Littlehampton.
Political opinion with Tom Rutland MP: Expanding provision for children with SEND
Too many parents, carers, children and special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) practitioners across Adur and Worthing have been battling a broken SEND system for years.
The Sussex folklore that inspired large-scale collaborative artworks for an exhibition at Worthing Museum
Folklore and the history of Sussex have inspired a series of collaborative paintings that will go on show when Worthing Museum reopens at the end of March.
M&S releases video of what its new West Sussex store might look like
A fly-through video of what a new M&S Food store in Littlehampton could look like has been released.
Worthing care home wins top award thanks to relatives' five-star reviews
Glowing reviews from relatives whose family are at a care home in Worthing has led to it winning a respected award.
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Celebrating the brilliance of The Carpenters - Littlehampton date
The brilliance of The Carpenters and the fascinating but ultimately tragic story behind them will be explored in The Carpenters Story: Rainy Days, Mondays & Good Old Dreams.
Match gallery: Worthing visit Hornchurch for National South promotion showdown
Worthing failed to make it three wins in eight days when they visited Hornchurch for a clash between two of National League South’s promotion hopefuls.
'Community response has been incredible' - Local art brought to life across Worthing town centre
Worthing town centre is buzzing with creativity as the new arts pilot, DWELL, continues this week.
Hundreds of trees will be re-planted in Worthing but key part of work 'may have to wait until next winter'
The council has provided an update on ongoing tree management across several woodland sites in Worthing, following questions from local residents.