So far, in Worthing the 30 proposed locations are Chester Avenue, Crescent Road (Amelia House), St Botolph’s Rd (Aspen Court), Brighton Road, Downview Road, Elm Grove, Galsworthy Road, Grand Avenue, Wordsworth Rd (Grasmere Court), Gratwicke Road, Ham Road, Lyndhurst Road, Manor Court, Nelson Road, Park Road, Queen Street, Richmond Road, Ripley Road, St George's Road, Sandwich Road, Tennyson Rd (Sonnet Court), Stoke Abbott Road, West Parade and Westbrooke, as well as two locations in each of Bath Road, Lansdowne Road and Goring Road, which would also have three charge points at each potential site.

Residents can suggest a location or find out more about the proposals by visiting the Connected Kerb website at www.connectedkerb.com/westsussexresidents.

All seven district and borough councils in West Sussex, as well as the county council, have signed a contract with Connected Kerb to install and maintain the new charge points across the county. 

More than 170 charge points have already been installed in the county, with works on an additional 250 charge points in progress on residential streets and in car parks. The project is fully funded by the government and Connected Kerb, meaning there is no cost to Adur & Worthing Councils