December 1st, 2023
People with disabilities will get the chance to take on their own allotment plot, thanks to funding from Worthing Borough Council.
Work has begun on four new accessible allotment plots at Humber Avenue Allotments in West Durrington, after the community interest group that runs the site successfully bid for £15,000 from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Neighbourhood Fund.
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November 30th, 2023
Inflationary and cost-of-living pressures affecting Worthing Borough Council this year are being reduced - but more work needs to be done.
Like every local authority in the country, the council is facing tight financial restrictions caused by a reduction in central government funding and increasing pressure outside of its control from inflation and cost-of-living challenges.
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November 29th, 2023
A pair of decaying, historic buildings in Worthing town centre could be renovated to become much-needed homes for local residents again.
Worthing Borough Council is to consider new proposals to restore the Georgian facade of 5 and 7 High Street while developing the interior into short-term accommodation for those in desperate need of somewhere to live.
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November 28th, 2023
New supported accommodation to tackle homelessness in Worthing is on the way thanks to an innovative new partnership.
Worthing Borough Council is working with housing association Worthing Homes, homelessness charity Turning Tides and Homes England to create 21 much-needed apartments to prevent people sleeping rough.
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Work starts on disability-friendly allotments in Durrington
People with disabilities will get the chance to take on their own allotment plot, thanks to funding from Worthing Borough Council. Work has begun on four new accessible allotment plots at Humber Avenue Allotments in West Durrington, after the community interest group that runs the site successfully bid for £15,000 from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Neighbourhood Fund.
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November 30th, 2023
Focus on priorities helping to reduce council overspend in Worthing
Inflationary and cost-of-living pressures affecting Worthing Borough Council this year are being reduced - but more work needs to be done.Like every local authority in the country, the council is facing tight financial restrictions caused by a reduction in central government funding and increasing pressure outside of its control from inflation and cost-of-living challenges.
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November 29th, 2023
New homes could be created in plan to preserve Worthing architecture
A pair of decaying, historic buildings in Worthing town centre could be renovated to become much-needed homes for local residents again.Worthing Borough Council is to consider new proposals to restore the Georgian facade of 5 and 7 High Street while developing the interior into short-term accommodation for those in desperate need of somewhere to live.
Read More
November 28th, 2023
Pioneering partnership to help tackle homelessness in Worthing
New supported accommodation to tackle homelessness in Worthing is on the way thanks to an innovative new partnership.Worthing Borough Council is working with housing association Worthing Homes, homelessness charity Turning Tides and Homes England to create 21 much-needed apartments to prevent people sleeping rough.
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